Calling Day!

The Elk Landing invites you. Music and light refreshments will be the order of the day. Feel free to attend in Christmas colors. Space is limited to this ticketed event.

Visiting Customs in Victorian Times

In Victorian Times, social etiquette and neighborly interactions played a significant role in daily life. Here are some key aspects of this practice:

Neighbors would often visit each other in the early afternoon, a time designated for social calls. This practice fostered community ties and allowed individuals to maintain relationships.

Calling Cards

If a neighbor was not home during a visit, it was customary to leave a calling card. This small card served as a polite notification of the visit, allowing the homeowner to acknowledge the call later.