This is a picture of Alfreda Jordan standing beside a horse and carriage. The carriage and her dress and hat look really fancy, so she is probably going somewhere like church, a funeral, or visiting.

This video was made on October 3, 2007. I interviewed the lady clerk in the General Store about what was sold and what was in stock in Orwell Corner, P.E.I., in about 1900.

This picture is of a lovely lady dressed in white driving a buggy through a creek. I do not think you could buy a horse carriage today, but if you could, I think it would be a lot of money. The lady is driving one of the more popular buggies. A lot of people used this style of buggy.

This is a clipping from the Guardian about bicycle goods and accessories and where to buy them. This type of clipping was pretty common because bicycling was good exercise.

This page from Young's Great Book of Secrets says that in the 1900's, some women believed that there was a recipe to make themselves beautiful.