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"Saving the Past: Heirloom embroideries link generations and need tender-loving care when washed"Entry/Object ID
2021.12.132Description
Newspaper article: "Saving the Past: Heirloom embroideries link generations and need tender-loving care when washed"
Author: Nancy Durnford
Montreal Gazette, 1991.
The article features an interview with Eva Burnham regarding proper care and washing of embroidered textiles. Eva Burnham is the daughter-in-law of Dorothy and Harold Burnham. She married Mark Burnham in 1971. Eva is an accomplished textile conservator, who worked at McCord Museum, the ROM, and at the Canadian Conservation Institute (CCI).Collection
Dorothy Burnham CollectionCataloged By
Headrick, MeghanLexicon
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Category 08: Communication ObjectsSearch Terms
Burnham, Dorothy Burnham, Harold Burnham, Academia, Textile Industry, Weaving, Historical Clothing, Traditional Clothing, Traditional Weaving, Montreal, Needlecraft, Embroidery, Sewing, Hand Looms, Hand Sewing, Handweaving, home life, DunfordLocation
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MVTM\Coverlet StorageCategory
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November 7, 2023Relationships
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Burnham, DorothyPerson or Organization
Burnham, DorothyPerson or Organization
Burnham, DorothyPerson or Organization
Burnham, MarkPerson or Organization
Burnham, EvaPerson or Organization
Dunford, NancyCreated By
admin@catalogit.appCreate Date
March 10, 2022Updated By
r.milton@mvtm.caUpdate Date
August 3, 2024
