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MUSEUM: "Welcome to Victorian Era"

Martina Alberdi

Created on September 26, 2025

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Transcript

Welcome to Victorian era

See the past and be part of the past.

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Trabajo

Servicios

Equipo

Contacto

Introduction

get in the environment of the museum

Let me introduce you a little bit how were the lives of these people but with not to much information because it is not an spoiler, its for all of you to know more about this fantastic and full of feelings era. Which had gone through different stages, some good like the industrian revolution and some bad like the child labor. Lets start in 1837, and finish in 1901. But lets focus on the future of today and what matters most to us right now: families and children, how they see their daily lives in this era.

Parts of the museum

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Houses

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Social classes

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Entertainment

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Education

Theatres, music halls, libraries, museums and art galleries were built in every major town and many minor ones. So that means thatfor them it was so important the entertainment for all classes, but obviously the upper class had better things in every entertainment place.

Education in this era was very imortant for everyone, and for every child of every social class. Most of the schools were made with a church beside so they will learn religion things. That was also something very important.

There were 3 social classes. The lower class, the middle class and the upper class. The working class was the poorest and they had less rights, and also they worked for everyone, then was the middle class, that doesnt had the lessest rights but they didnt had a lot of rights, and then the upper class that wa the best class.

The houses were cheap and big, most of the houses had between two and four rooms – one or two rooms downstairs, and one or two rooms upstairs, but Victorian families were big, with many childrens.