Guests at a recent tea were treated by museum guide Rhonda Bickford on fashion, accessories and underpinnings of the Jane Austen era. Photo provided by Ellen Samsel.
A “Tea and Regency Attire” event, held recently at the Bement-Billings Farmstead, allowed the public a relaxing time among friends and new acquaintances inside the Museum.
Guests enjoy tea in the parlor. Photo provided by Ellen Samsel.
Lil Barron, a museum guide, led her team of fellow volunteers in this event that featured delicious sweets, and savory treats and hot tea. Guests were also treated to a presentation by museum guide Rhonda Bickford on fashion, accessories, and underpinnings of the Jane Austen era.
The work crew at the recent “Tea and Regency Attire” event. Photo provided by Ellen Samsel.
The event, hosted by the Museum’s Cook-Guide Guild, is a function of the Newark Valley Historical Society. For more info, visit www.nvhistory.org.
Guides prepare for the “Tea and Regency Attire” event. Photo provided by Ellen Samsel.
A Guide prepares for the “Tea and Regency Attire” event. Photo provided by Ellen Samsel.
A Guide prepares for the “Tea and Regency Attire” event. Photo provided by Ellen Samsel.
Guests enjoy tea in the parlor. Photo provided by Ellen Samsel.
Guests enjoy tea in the parlor. Photo provided by Ellen Samsel.
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