I'm currently researching a sequel for my 1526 YA time travel AND a 1902 middle grade time travel. I just remembered a great TV series from a few years back: In 1900 House a family (from 1999) spent 3 months living in a restored townhouse in London, as though they were actually in 1900. At least some of the episodes are on youtube, and there's also an official site with interactive features and lots of video clips.
There were several other similar series using different time periods.
UK
The 1900 House - a family "living" in 1900 London
The 1940s House – a family “living” through the Second World War.
The Edwardian Country House
The Regency House Party
Coal House – a 1920s Welsh mining community
Tales from the Green Valley - life on a 17th century British farm
Australia
Outback House – a family running a sheep station in 1861 Outback Australia
The Colony - Four families and several individual "convicts" try to live life in New South Wales of 1800.
Germany
Schwarzwaldhaus 1902 (Black Forest House 1902) – a family “living” without electricity, on rural Kaltwasserhof in Münstertal (August 2001 - January 2002)
Windstärke 8 – Das Auswandererschiff 1855 (about an emigration ship for the United States)
Die Bräuteschule 1958 (teenage girls attending a domestic science school in the 1950s)
Abenteuer 1900 - Leben im Gutshaus (The 1900 Adventure) - about a noble family and their servants in a manor near Berlin.
Abenteuer 1927 - Sommerfrische (The 1927 Adventure) - life in the manor from Abenteuer 1900, this time in the Roaring Twenties
Steinzeit - Das Experiment (The Stone Age Experiment) - life under conditions of the stone age.
Die harte Schule der 50er Jahre (Difficult 1950's School) - teachers and students experiencing a boarding school under 1950's conditions.
Abenteuer Mittelalter - Leben im 15. Jahrhundert (The Medieval Adventure) - people living in a 15th century castle.
USA
Frontier House – three families live as 1883 frontier settlers in Montana
Manor House – family of five and staff of 14 live in a 1900 English manor house (re-presentation of The Edwardian Country House)
Colonial House – set in the American frontier of 1628 (shown in the UK as Pioneer House)
Texas Ranch House – set in the American frontier of 1867
There were several other similar series using different time periods.
UK
The 1900 House - a family "living" in 1900 London
The 1940s House – a family “living” through the Second World War.
The Edwardian Country House
The Regency House Party
Coal House – a 1920s Welsh mining community
Tales from the Green Valley - life on a 17th century British farm
Australia
Outback House – a family running a sheep station in 1861 Outback Australia
The Colony - Four families and several individual "convicts" try to live life in New South Wales of 1800.
Germany
Schwarzwaldhaus 1902 (Black Forest House 1902) – a family “living” without electricity, on rural Kaltwasserhof in Münstertal (August 2001 - January 2002)
Windstärke 8 – Das Auswandererschiff 1855 (about an emigration ship for the United States)
Die Bräuteschule 1958 (teenage girls attending a domestic science school in the 1950s)
Abenteuer 1900 - Leben im Gutshaus (The 1900 Adventure) - about a noble family and their servants in a manor near Berlin.
Abenteuer 1927 - Sommerfrische (The 1927 Adventure) - life in the manor from Abenteuer 1900, this time in the Roaring Twenties
Steinzeit - Das Experiment (The Stone Age Experiment) - life under conditions of the stone age.
Die harte Schule der 50er Jahre (Difficult 1950's School) - teachers and students experiencing a boarding school under 1950's conditions.
Abenteuer Mittelalter - Leben im 15. Jahrhundert (The Medieval Adventure) - people living in a 15th century castle.
USA
Frontier House – three families live as 1883 frontier settlers in Montana
Manor House – family of five and staff of 14 live in a 1900 English manor house (re-presentation of The Edwardian Country House)
Colonial House – set in the American frontier of 1628 (shown in the UK as Pioneer House)
Texas Ranch House – set in the American frontier of 1867
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