Victorian Hairwork & 19th-Century Mourning Practice Lecture

✨ Event Description This lecture at the Lambert Castle Carriage House in Paterson NJ dives into Victorian hairwork and 19th-century mourning customs. If you’re curious about how people in the Victorian era used hair to remember loved ones, this talk covers that unusual but historically real practice.

🔍 What to Expect

• 🕰️ Historical focus: Learn about Victorian-era mourning traditions and how hair was crafted into jewelry and keepsakes.
• 🏛️ Venue: Held in the Lambert Castle Carriage House, a spot with its own historical vibe in Paterson.
• 🎓 Educational lecture: This is a straight-up talk, no performances or workshops, just deep history.
• 💀 Unusual topic: The event explores some of the stranger aspects of death culture from the 19th century.
• 📅 When: Scheduled for October 18, 2026, from 1 to 2:30 PM local time.

ℹ️ Good to Know Ticket pricing isn’t listed, and there’s no info on accessibility or family-friendliness.