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Christmas in Victorian era

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Christmas in the Victorian era was a time when many of the holiday traditions we recognize today began to take shape, thanks in part to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, whose love for Christmas helped popularize the holiday. Here's an overview of how Christmas was celebrated during this time 1. Christmas Tree Christmas tree in Victorian era (Ai photos) Christmas tree in Victorian era (AI photos) Typical Victorian era Christmas tree  Christmas tree in late Victorian era  Victorian era Christmas tree (AI photo) Victorian era Christmas tree(Ai photo) The Christmas tree became widely popular in Britain during the Victorian era, particularly after an illustration of Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, and their children around a Christmas tree was published in 1848. Prince Albert, who was of German descent, brought the tradition of decorating a tree with candles. Victorian era Christmas tree (AI photo) Victorian era Christmas tree (Ai photo ) Victorian Christmas tree (AI photo) Victori...

Christmas in great depression era

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  During the Great Depression, Christmas was celebrated with simplicity, resourcefulness, and a focus on family and togetherness, as many families faced financial hardship. Here's how Christmas was commonly observed during that era Handmade Christmas tree using tulle (AI photo) 1. Handmade Decorations and Gifts Christmas Trees Family with one room apartment and a Christmas tree  Great depression era Christmas tree (AI photos) Handmade Christmas tree using green tulle  (AI photo) Trees were often decorated with homemade ornaments, such as strings of popcorn or cranberries, paper chains, and handmade items. Some families would use alternative materials, like green tulle or even umbrellas, to create makeshift trees.  handmade Christmas trees and decorations made from items like old umbrellas, netting, tree branches, and fabric scraps were indeed popular during the Great Depression era (1929-1939). Here’s how these materials were creatively repurposed in holiday celebrat...