Interpreter Design Pattern

Our living history interpreter volunteer, Naomi, tells us about her mock-up for an 18th-century stays pattern. Stays were the supportive undergarments worn by women in the 18th century, providing a sturdy base to pin and support the gown worn over them. Channels, either vertical or angled, are sewn all around the stay. Slim ‘bones’ of reed or whalebone are then slipped into every channel. We hope to see you at Historic London Town and Gardens! We are open Wednesdays through Sundays, 10:00am - 4:

Interpreter Appreciation Day is today! We asked some people to share memorable experiences that included interpreters, both VRS and on-site. We are grateful for all the interpreters. THANK YOU! 😊 #interpreter #interpreterappreciationday #aslinterpreter Video Description: First clip: A light tan woman with short white hair is wearing a salmon shirt in front of a Sorenson patterned background. Second clip: A black man with short hair and black glasses is wearing a brown and black leather jacket i