Northern Ladies' Civil War Fashions
1861–1865
by Sarah E. Mitchell

The fashions, supply, and construction of ladies' clothing in the North during the Civil War. Authored by Sarah E. Mitchell of VintageDesigns.com. Published 2010. 15 illustrations, 137 research notes, 37 pages. 5.5 x 8.5 inches. Soft cover, saddle-stitched. ISBN-10: 1-929384-10-6. ISBN-13: 978-1-929384-10-5.

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About the Book

Northern Ladies' Civil War Fashions 1861–1865 contains historically accurate descriptions and illustrations of clothing, shoes, bonnets, jewelry, hairstyles, hoopskirts, corsets, and other undergarments of Northern women from 1861 to 1865 and information on the making, purchasing, and decoration of garments during the Civil War. Also includes information on clothing worn by nurses that served during the Civil War.

Sources include newspapers and magazines from the period, and later memoirs.

See also our:

• Southern Ladies' Civil War and Antebellum Fashions 1855–1865
• Women's Clothing in the Revolutionary War Era 1765-1783
• Men's Clothing 1760–1785
• Ladies' Clothing in the 1830's
• Grace in Skirt and Sleeve: Victorian Ladies' Clothing 1894–1901
• A Pleasant Chaos — Victorian Interior Design: Parlors & Sitting Rooms 1870–1890
• Cooking for the Cause: Confederate Recipes, Documented Quotations, Commemorative Recipes
• Confederate Camp Cooking
• Confederate Home Cooking
• Union Army Camp Cooking
• Northern Ladies' Civil War Recipes
• Yanks, Rebels, Rats, & Rations: Scratching for Food in Civil War Prison Camps
• Civil War Plants & Herbs
• Civil War Celebrations
• Divided Christmas: Four Years of Civil War Yuletides
• Powers of Endurance: Women in Wartime 1861–1865

Copyright © 2010–2013 Patricia B. Mitchell.