10 Victorian Inventions That Never Quite Took Off Flops from a “knife and fork cleaner” to a “cholera belt” provide a curious look at life in 19th century England.

The Victorian Inventions That Time Forgot. A ventilating hat, a portable cooking apparatus and other crazy 19th-century contraptions from ‘Inventions That Didn’t Change the World ...

We challenged the Hetty Feather boys to guess some Victorian Inventions from the zoomed-in clues. Can you beat them?

A new book, Inventions That Didn’t Change the World, by British archivist Julie Halls, shows us that we were always obsessed with technological innovations that promised to make our lives better ...

Victorian Inventions Charles Dickens is one of the best novelists of the Victorian Era, but he's not the only good thing to come out of that time. Contestants ring in to identify things invented ...

The Boot Lever A new book called Inventions That Didn’t Change the World is a compilation of 19th century design ideas that were submitted to the U.K.'s Design Registry, but then never saw the ...

An introduction to some significant inventions from the Victorian era. Adam Hart-Davis explains how the discovery that a bitter tree bark could protect against malaria lead to the invention of ...

The black-and-white images were found in magazines from the late 1880s that were uncovered by Caroline Rochford, an author and family historian from Wakefield, West Yorkshire.

Many great inventions came out of the Victorian era, from the photograph to the electric lightbulb. The elastic opera hat and the anti-cholera belt, however, are not among their illustrious numbers.

Charles Dickens is one of the best novelists of the Victorian Era, but he's not the only good thing to come out of that time. Contestants ring in to identify things invented in the 1800s.

Victorian Inventions. Charles Dickens is one of the best novelists of the Victorian Era, but he's not the only good thing to come out of that time.