Author: Darrel Pratt

Where To Go On Victoria Day In Vancouver?

To learn more about the events in 2022 see the Vancouver International Wine Festival’s official website. Vancouver International Wine Festival. Vancouver All British Field Meet. Fort Langley May Day Parade. The Cloverdale Rodeo. Thomas the Tank Engine in Squamish. The Royal Victorian Party at Stewart Farm. What’s Open on Victoria Day in Vancouver? Here’s What’s […]

What Is There To Do In Victoria In February 2022?

Top Attractions in Victoria Inner Harbour. 5,343. Bodies of Water • Historic Walking Areas. Beacon Hill Park. 4,062. Parks. Legislative Assembly of British Columbia. 3,150. Royal BC Museum. 7,123. Craigdarroch Castle. 3,323. Scenic Marine Route. 730. Fisherman’s Wharf. 4,310. Empress Hotel National Historic Site of Canada. 2,299. What to do in Victoria in February 2022? […]

How Do You Make Victorian Tiles Shine?

Making Victorian tiles shine is a simple process of applying and building up multiple layers of an acrylic wax on the surfaces of the tiles. The wax has a deepening effect that creates a bit more shine with every subsequent layer that is applied. How do you restore Victorian floor tiles? Key Steps Wash tiles […]

What Wood Were Victorian Doors Made Of?

pine. What are Victorian Doors Made Of? The majority of interior doors in the Victorian period were made using pine, though it was not the same ‘pitch pine’ that is used to make contemporary doors. Mahogany and oak were also used, though both types of wood were very expensive. What were Victorian doors made from? […]

How Long Was A Victorian Season?

Historically, the ‘Season’ was a series of balls, receptions and social and sporting events which ran from May to August each year. The highlight or climax of each ‘Season’ was when daughters of the aristocracy and upper class were presented at Court to the King and Queen in London. How long did the season last […]

How High Are Victorian Ceilings Uk?

How high are Victorian ceilings? In many Victorian homes ceiling height averaged around nine feet. High ceilings in a Victorian home were, on some level, a way to display wealth to visitors. How tall are Victorian ceilings? While Victorian houses typically featured tall ceilings of at least 2.7m, modern ‘shoebox’ homes often have ceiling heights […]