The end of the 19th century marked vast change in the United States, technologically and socially. Industrial advancements created new forms of labor and living, and the effects of social changes began to show on the lives of 19th-century American women. While marriage and motherhood were still two of the most important roles for a woman, the shift to life beyond household responsibilities was becoming more apparent, as can be seen clearly in labor, fashion, and recreation.  

The Story of ​​​Helga Estby - The 19th Century