A Tale of Two Brooklyns: A Children's Christmas in 1899
Briefly

The Victorian Age greatly influenced modern Christmas traditions, introducing the concept of Santa Claus, festive gatherings, and themes of redemption through charity and family.
The last Christmas in Brooklyn in the 19th century showcased stark societal contrasts, as wealthy families celebrated with abundance while less fortunate children fought for survival.
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