Gimse, Marjory
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Childs dress
Description:
"This is a child's dress. It is made of cloth covered with blue and pink flowers surrounded by leaves. It has fancy linings and trim as well as a hanging pocket for decoration and a rolled and stuffed hem. First owner of the dress was probably Marjory Gimses grandmother. Her daughter Mrs. Downton wore it as did Marjory Gimse(Downton)"
Keywords:
Source:
Gimse, Marjory (Mrs. Gunnar) (nee Downton)
Date of Object:
Accession #:
986.19.02
Location:
New building upstairs
Classification:
Textile
Type:
Clothing
Dimensions:
92 cm. L x 82 cm. W
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