Name/Title
4-H Dress RevueEntry/Object ID
17.03.9Description
Material: paper. Size: 3" x 2". In this vintage black and white photograph, a group of young girls is gathered outdoors, wearing patterned dresses that suggest a typical fashion style of the 1930s. The background shows a rural setting, with open fields, a few trees, and vintage cars parked behind a wire fence. A sign can be seen in the distance. The girls stand closely together, some holding pieces of fabric.Context
A group of 4-H members, another group of the first-year dress revue at the Waseca County Fair in 1939, wearing their handmade clothes. Photographs attached to 17.03 are from the 1936-1940 4-H scrapbook documenting the activities and people of the Waseca County 4-H Clubs, including the Woodville Hustlers, the Palmer Sunbeams, Waldorf Peppy Peppers. There are photos at the Minnesota State Fair and the Waseca County Fair showing all kinds of competitions, demonstrations of home and farm learning of skills.Cataloged By
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Nomenclature 4.0
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Print, PhotographicNomenclature Primary Object Term
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Category 08: Communication ObjectsCreate Date
May 1, 2006Update Date
May 21, 2025