Name/Title
South Carleton BeanieEntry/Object ID
2008.8.329Description
One fabric beanie, red and white cap, stiffened rim with "South Carleton" written in white capital letters.Context
Part of South Carleton memorabilia, these hats were often used to celebrate or represent various sports teams or organizations.
This particular beanie continues to promote the spirit of South Carleton High School in the museum’s collection. Located in Richmond, the school has been teaching younger generations for 69 years. In 1952, South Carleton’s opening was seen as an important advancement in local education. Before that date, teens received their secondary education in small elementary schools that offered little specialization and few activities.Collection
Artefact Collection: PrimaryMade/Created
Date made
1952Notes
Additional create date: 1980Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
HatNomenclature Sub-Class
HeadwearNomenclature Class
ClothingNomenclature Category
Category 03: Personal ObjectsDimensions
Height
7 cmWidth
20 cmDiameter
28 cmDimension Notes
2014-08-21
