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FeaturesMay 13, 2012

ADAM VOGLER ~ avogler@semissourian.com Southeast Missouri State students Bill Rankin, left, and Matthew Davis talk with a tour group during the living history performance 'Meet Me in 1904 or A Tale of Victorians Unbound,' Saturday, May 5, at the Glenn House, 325 S. Spanish, in Cape Girardeau. Presented by the Southeast Missouri State History Department students dressed in period costume to give performances examining the role of class, gender, technology, leisure, family in 1904 Victorian era...

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ADAM VOGLER ~ avogler@semissourian.com

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Southeast Missouri State students Bill Rankin, left, and Matthew Davis talk with a tour group during the living history performance 'Meet Me in 1904 or A Tale of Victorians Unbound,' Saturday, May 5, at the Glenn House, 325 S. Spanish, in Cape Girardeau. Presented by the Southeast Missouri State History Department students dressed in period costume to give performances examining the role of class, gender, technology, leisure, family in 1904 Victorian era.

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