Indian Creek Historical Fashions was founded from a love for Victorian-era clothing, 19th-century garments, and historical preservation. My mission is to revive the past through authentic period clothing, living history programs, and workshops, with each piece carefully crafted to reflect 19th-century beauty and craftsmanship.

With years of studying historical fashion, I create museum-quality garments. My acclaimed living history programs, featured at schools, parks, museums, and events, immerse audiences in authenticity through Victorian dressing demonstrations, Dutch oven cooking, reenactments, and traditional children’s games. As a trained living historian, I’ve earned recognition for delivering engaging, historically precise programs.

I’ve contributed to two historical documentaries in St. Joseph, Missouri, creating period-accurate clothing to enhance authenticity. My work has also been featured on Pure Nebraska and KQ2 TV.

Through programs and media appearances, I aim to show the enduring relevance of living history, captivating audiences, sparking curiosity, and fostering appreciation for the past.

My dedication to accuracy has earned widespread recognition. My living history programs, celebrated for authenticity and educational value, include Victorian demonstrations, Dutch oven cooking, reenactments, and children’s games. I’ve received accolades for my engaging, detail-oriented presentations supported by rigorous historical training.

My Mission & Vision

• Preserve and share the artistry of Victorian and 19th-century clothing

• Provide educational and interactive living history experiences

• Inspire a love of historical fashion, culture, and traditions in schools, museums, and communities

Why Choose Indian Creek Historical Fashions

• Expertise in historical costume design and recreation

• Hands-on living history programs and workshops

• Authentic period clothing for demonstrations, reenactments, and events

• A commitment to educating and inspiring history enthusiasts of all ages