Through Colonial Doorways

A series of illustrated essays and sketches that explores the social and domestic life of Colonial and Revolutionary America, using letters, diaries, and contemporary anecdotes to open household interiors, assemblies, and clubs to the reader. It recounts balls, receptions, dancing assemblies, club meetings, and private correspondence to reveal manners, entertainments, and conversational habits, balancing public ceremonies with intimate moments to humanize historical actors and illuminate everyday customs and conviviality.