What revolutionary change came to cycling in the 1890's, what significance did the bicycle have for women; and why did early bicycles have such a big front wheel? What were the fashions for cycling? Learn the answers to these questions, and many more!

Join us for a fascinating Zoom Program by Sarah A Chrisman (author) and her husband Gabriel Chrisman (Librarian and 1890s Bicycle Craftsman) from Port Townsend, Washington. Learn about cycling through their Victorian period research and their living a Victorian era cycling lifestyle. Sarah is known as the "Victorian Lady" in and around town.
To learn more about the Chrisman's before the
April 13, 3 p.m. Zoom program, you can follow
them and watch many short videos on the
Victorian Life and learn about her historical
fiction and non-fiction Victorian era writings
at This Victorian Life–Home. Possibly,you will
find a book for your next read!

Sarah A. Chrisman is the author of the charming Tales of Chetzemoka historical fiction series about a bicycle club in the 1880s and 1890s, as well as other books pertaining to the Victorian era.
To register for this exciting and educational Zoom program, please contact Pamela Jones preferably via email at pjvictorian@yahoo.com or call 703-509-7376 No Later Than Thursday,April 10th!!!!!