Historias de 1850

NORTH AND SOUTH FANFICTION: John Thornton, a rich factory owner in 19th century Milton, happens to stumble across a bleeding woman in a graveyard. When she wakes up, she cannot recall anything from her life, not even her name. Now in Milton, she has to find a way to keep herself afloat in the harsh factory town. Mr. Thornton sees her on a few occasions and is cold as ice towards her... Until he finds that she has gotten into some trouble. (John Thornton/oc)

Poachers, outlaws, and sixguns. Join Mark of clan gangrel as he struggles through the 1850s, dealing with hunger, humanity, faith, the local prince, and a poacher.

A 1964 young man finds himself back in the 1850s where he has to figure out how to get back to his era. (Pls note that this is a short story with only 10 chapters.) Ranks: #7 1850s #506 1960s #91 time travel

Few antique furniture pieces capture the grandeur and craftsmanship of the mid-19th century quite like this Period Victorian Chiffonier Sideboard in Burr Walnut (circa 1850). Representing the elegance and refined taste of the Victorian era, this exceptional cabinet is both a functional storage piece and a decorative statement that enhances traditional and contemporary interiors alike. A Reflection of the Victorian Era The design dates to the reign of Queen Victoria, a period marked by industrial progress, expanding wealth, and an increasing demand for finely crafted domestic furnishings. During this time, furniture makers blended ornate decorative elements with practical functionality, producing pieces that conveyed status, sophistication, and permanence. The chiffonier itself evolved from French cabinet forms but became distinctly British in execution. Taller and more elegant than a traditional sideboard, it offered vertical emphasis and decorative detail, often featuring turned columns, carved embellishments, and elaborate veneers.

Life in 1850 is hard, especially for those living in the slums of Boston. But one man has found a way to prosper in this sea of sin. Byron Drake is cold and ruthless, snatching the young Irish girls fleeing from the deadly famine as they disembark in Boston Harbor. Through fear and force, he uses them to line his own pockets. However, his girls have been disappearing from the streetsswallowed into the frigid, Boston nights, never to be seen again. Who is taking Drakes profit from him? And what role does a headstrong socialite named Josephine Hamilton play in the disappearance of these girls? Can her faith and her God truly protect her as she engages the ruthless evil that stalks these young women?

Growing up in the countryside, spending her time on piano and flowers, Olive has only and ever known infinite landscapes, tender grass and peace. Only one day, following the sudden death of her older brother who was working to sustain the family in London, Olive and her father find themselves obliged to move to the city. As her father works in a factory, the 15 years old girl enters a music institute.

Ceci est un bestiaire, une aide de lecture pour le "Journal d'un chasseur" de Michaël Damon.

It's 1850 Anastasia and her sister Ophelia walk around town when they meet Edward but they are both in love with him. So they fight for him it life or death. Who will get him? Anastasia or Ophelia? (This is my first story so please be nice) (Discontinued!!)

. . . Lucy is an orphan. Ajax is unwanted. Eleanor lost everything. Oliver and Edward are alone. London in 1851 is a city that doesn't quite care who you are. It's a city of dreamers, of escapists, of strategists, of artists, of scholars. London is also a city of thieves. Brought together by a semi-abandoned attic and a mysterious charmer at the heart of it all, six teenagers running on stolen coin and careful talent begin building something. Until suddenly, everything is so much bigger than a single attic. And so begins a series of tales--of the relativity of morality, the consequences of repression, and the many shades of love. . . .

A young boy is caught stealing Miss Cady's fresh apple pie. What will she do about it?

a tragic love story of two women in th 1850s

The food is perfect. The vendor is kind. The fortune cookie is strange. Inside, instead of a fortune, he finds a cloth strip marked with one number: 1850. Then the city vanishes. Now Mark Hur is trapped in the past, stripped of everything that proves who he is, while, in the present, missing posters with his face are being stapled across Seattle by the woman who sent him there.

It's the mid 1800s Harry and Louis share a love so pure its ahead of their times. It's the roaring 20s They have found each other again and their love is as strong as before but still they can't shout it out. 1950s Their love is strong, strong enough to tolerate the harsh world that they live in. Or atleast they can hide, to survive. Will they be able to find their way back to each other and finally be able to love even if it has been more than a century or will they just remain two people in history, madly in love, together yet so far apart