Living History Programs for Museums, Parks, Libraries & Historic Sites

Bringing the untold stories of the 19th-century to life through meticulously researched attire, captivating storytelling, and interactive historical demonstrations.

Indian Creek Historical Fashions brings history to life through immersive storytelling, authentic historical clothing, audience participation, and hands-on demonstrations.

Programs are designed for museums, historic homes, libraries, state and national parks, historical societies, festivals, and community events across Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and the Midwest.

🔥 NEW FOR SPRING 2027 — NOW BOOKING🔥

Somebody’s Child: The True Stories of America’s Orphan Train Children

Between 1854 and 1929, more than 200,000 children were sent across the country through what became known as the Orphan Train Movement.

Some found loving homes. Others faced loneliness, hard labor, and exploitation.

Through powerful true accounts and primary sources, this moving presentation follows the children themselves — their lives before the trains, the uncertainty of the journey, the families who received them, and the lives they built afterward.

She Rode the Wild Horses: Daring Women of the Wild West Shows

Thunderous hooves. Roaring crowds. Fearless women.

Step inside the thrilling world of the Wild West shows, where women became trick riders, sharpshooters, performers, and stars.

Through dramatic storytelling, historical accounts, and authentic period artifacts, discover the grit, glamour, danger, and determination of the women who helped redefine the American West.

Choose Your Living History Program

Women’s Rights, Reform & Social Restrictions

Programs exploring 19th-century women’s rights, marriage laws, dress reform, social expectations, and the fight for personal freedom.

Includes:
👉 Declared Mad: Marriage, Power, and the Silencing of Victorian Women
👉 Bloomer Costume: Freedom in Fabric

Victorian Life, Fashion & Social Customs

Programs about Victorian fashion, etiquette, courtship, manners, clothing, and the hidden rules of 19th-century society.

Includes:
👉 Gone with the Width: The Rise & Fall of the Victorian Silhouette.

👉 The Language of the Fan

Hidden Women of the Civil War

Programs revealing the overlooked women who served, fought, spied, sacrificed, and challenged expectations during the Civil War.

Includes:
👉 Valiant Warrioress: Women Soldiers of the Civil War

Frontier, Homestead & Great Plains Survival

Programs exploring pioneer life, homesteading, prairie hardship, survival, weather disasters, women’s labor, and Great Plains history.

Includes:
👉 She Claimed the Wilderness
👉 The Children’s Blizzard of 1888

Living History Skills & Heritage Demonstrations

Interactive programs that bring history to life through craft, movement, play, and historic demonstrations.

Includes:
👉 The Art of Natural Dyeing
👉 Treadle Sewing Demostrations & Textile Demonstrations
👉 Victorian Children’s Games

Bring Living History to Your Audience

Programs can be adapted for museums, libraries, schools, parks, historical societies, festivals, and community events.

Planning a school program, museum event, library presentation, heritage festival, or grant-funded project?

👉 View Program Pricing

Indian Creek Historical Fashions travels throughout Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and the Midwest.

👉 Contact Us

Call Rayma: 402-223-3309
Email: victoriangal1971@gmail.com