General
- The Development of Leisure in Britain, 1700-1850
- The Development of Leisure in Britain after 1850
- Technology and Leisure in Britain after 1850
- Punch, the Illustrated London News, and other Victorian Periodicals on Leisure and Amusements
Domestic activities
- Singing at home: The Drawing-room Ballad or Parlour Song (sitemap)
- Scrapbooking and collecting scientific specimens (biology, botany, and geology)
- Book collecting (needed)
- Art collecting (needed)
- Embroidery and needlepoint
- Family reading (needed)
- Numismatics and Philately — collecting stamps and coins (needed)
Outside the Home
- Dance Hall (needed)
- The Victorian and Edwardian Music Hall (sitemap)
- Music and social class in Victorian London
- Victorian Shopping and Consumerism
- Pantomime (sitemap)
- London theaters (sitemap)
- From London Coffee Houses to London Clubs
- The Public House (sitemap)
- Men on the Town: Writing Late-Victorian London
- Gentleman behaving badly: Gambling in London Clubland
- Gambling in Regency and Victorian England
Sports
Vacations and touring
- Seaside Resorts and Spas (sitemap)
- The Mistake of Going on Holiday: Travel, Tourism and Leisure in Early and Mid-Victorian Illustration
- Walking and hiking (needed)
- Mountaineering
- Sir Leslie Stephen and Alpine Mountaineering: . A New Sport
- Sir Leslie Stephen and Alpine Mountaineering: A Companionable Pursuit
- (Review of) Michele M. Strong's Education, Travel and the "Civilisation" of the Victorian Working Classes
Last modified 11 May 2017