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This Gallery
is a work in progress. We continue to have our hands full with many pressing things,
but we will be attending to this page, adding photos of friends, things of
interest and information. Please visit often!
Also, keep in mind, when looking at these images, that computer monitors, web
browsers and cameras can present a skewed version of the actual colors and tones
of the subject.
Scroll down to view the images listed in the Table of Contents. Use the
'back button' to return to your previous position in the page.
Most importantly, many thanks to everyone who has allowed us to post their image
in our website!
Updated 4.16.08

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1. Diana in our English Working Class Gown, striped linen
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To view (in catalogue format) the vast majority of items in our inventory visit the pages under Offerings. A complete listing of items for sale can be found in our Price List.
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1. Diana in the English Working Class Gown in a Striped Linen |
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2. Custom Gown in Changeable Silk Taffeta, Decorated with Self-trim and Silk Fringe |
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3. Ready-to-wear English Gown in Changeable Silk Taffeta |
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4. Fitted Jacket in Indigo Print with Matching Petticoat |
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5. Our niece Kalai in our English Gown in a Linen Print |
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6. Sally Queen and Participants at APVA's Hugh Mercer Apothecary, Clothing Re-interpretation Workshop |
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7. Genevieve from the APVA in the English Gown in a Cotton Indigo Print with Sprigged Muslin Apron and Neckhandkerchief |
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| 8. APVA employee in our English Working Class Gown | ||||
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9. Fitted Short Gowns |
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10. Stays |
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To clear up the issue of what we mean on our Price List by Finished versus Unfinished Stays, view the stays in the center & see a set in the process of being bound. |
The stays on the right are Front Lacing, shown with the back lace adjusted to fit the wearer. She may now get in and out of them by herself by the lacing at the center front |
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11. A small sampling of printed fabrics in our inventory |
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| Here is a sampling of printed fabrics available for making up our more fashionable and fitted garments. | ||||
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12. Kelly, in The Silly Sisters English Gown and Lady's Straw Hat, decorated with box pleated ribbon |
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| 13. Myrna and Tom Stone | ||||
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Myrna is
wearing |
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| 14. Our Fitted Jacket in Block Printed Cotton with Silk Petticoat and Sprigged Muslin Apron | ||||
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| 15. Magenta wearing the Calash at Fort Frederick | ||||
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| 16. English Nightgown in striped silk with organza Apron and Sleeve Ruffles | ||||
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| 17. Our New Friend Emma Wearing the Child's Gown | ||||
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We met Emma at the She is beautiful! |
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| 18. Endview Plantation | ||||
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To the left is a sequence of photos from the
fashion show at Endview Plantation. 3 classes of women dressed from undergarments to outer.
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Thanks millions to Debbie Barlow, coordinator of
the show and Mary Dotson, Melissa McMillan and Lyn Padgett, models. |
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| 19. Diana's Quaker Gown | ||||
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Our English Gown with a modified sleeve, cuff and stomacher which was fashioned from a mid 18th century engraving of a Quaker woman. |
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| 20. Nancy in the English Gown | ||||
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| Price List | Primary... | ||||