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Bringing History To life Everyday |


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Program Offerings for 2010 |
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What Not to Wear to the 18th Century: Fashion Myths
Said Fashion To Beauty: 18th Century Clothing
Historical Foodways of the Colonial and Young Republic : including open-hearth cooking
The History of Gingerbread
Hands-on and Interactive craft demonstrations
An evening at the 18th century theatre
Dance, a most delightful pastime
The Perfect Woman– 18th Century Style
Of a Most Delicate Nature: Deportment Becoming a Lady
You Look Marvelous: Beauty in the 18th Century
One For the Road: Ghost Tales of a Weary Traveler Frolic and politic: 18th Century Tavern Life
Loyalty to Whom , Sir? A Loyalist Woman's Side of the Story
Two Sides of One Coin: Martha Washington and Martha Howe
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Current programs offered by Kimberly Costa can be customized to meet your needs. Don’t see exactly what you want? No problem. Please contact Kimberly to create your own program. |
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Museum Training: 1st Person Interpretation What is 1st person and how do you do it? Learn the basics on becoming a person of the past using first person techniques.
Museum Training: Basic Clothing and Period Presentation
First Impressions are LASTING Impressions. This program will walk you through the basics of an 18th century impression while avoiding simple mistakes and common pitfalls.
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Bringing people of the past to life through First Person Interpretation will present a new and enlightening perspective on what life was really like in the past without the Colonial Revival myths. |

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To Contact Kimberly: |
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Phone:908-500-0893 E-mail: info@18thcenturywoman.com |