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During the Victorian Era, there was an extensive mourning culture created that employed elaborate dress, jewellery, funeral trappings, photographs and a myriad of commemorative items. The term ‘mourning’ came to mean more than just grieving for the loss of a loved one; it comprised all the ways that the Victorians expressed that grief.

October’s Tea & Talk from Home reviews the past OM exhibit, Mourning After: The Victorian Celebration of Death and Museum ghost stories! Discover how mourning was expressed; from funerals to clothing, post-mortem photography and cemeteries.

Tickets are available by donation, online at Eventbrite.ca. The is an online event via Zoom.