In the late nineteenth century, the least likely place you would find a woman spending her leisure time was at:

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During the late nineteenth century, it was socially unacceptable for women to be seen in a saloon because it was associated with drinking, smoking, and rowdy behavior. Women who were seen in saloons were often perceived as lacking morals and being of low status. Women typically spent their leisure time in more socially acceptable places such as churches, libraries, and museums.

In the Late Nineteenth Century, the Least Likely Place You