Name/Title
Emma Moore, 1919Entry/Object ID
630Description
Emma Moore-Pomona. a North Fork Mono woman, is shown here among some of the baskets she made. She was known for a style of basket, the "Shoe Basket", of which a photo of one of her baskets is included in the Native American Collection. Emma was married to Willie Pomona and they had 3 daughters; Ethel, Ruby and Jane. Emma, along withf her daughters, contracted Tuberculosis in the early 1930's. Ethel and Ruby were sent to Fort Bidwell's Tuberculosis Sanitarium during which time both Emma and Jane died of the disease.Photograph Details
Type of Photograph
reformatted digitalSubject
MahaunaiSubject Place
County
Madera CountyState/Province
CaliforniaContinent
North AmericaCountry
United StatesLexicon
Search Terms
Nim, Mono, California Indians, BasketDimensions
Height
6-11/16 inWidth
4-7/8 inCopyright
Restrictions
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admin@catalogit.appCreate Date
September 18, 2015Updated By
Mary.ShollerUpdate Date
January 7, 2020