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    Sewing Machine Donated by: Ellen Dixon Bunn, Bent River, Ontario. Originally owned by Mr. Alfred (Mary Ann) Dixon who lived on Lake Joseph in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Property of Seguin Townsh

    Sewing Machine Donated by: Ellen Dixon Bunn, Bent River, Ontario. Originally owned by Mr. Alfred (Mary Ann) Dixon who lived on Lake Joseph in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Property of Seguin Townsh

    Treadle Sewing Machine. Used in the G.T.Scroggie cottage on Whitefish Lake, Seguin Township. Donated by Stan Hunziger. Humphrey 1974 Property of Seguin Township Museum 119

    - card containing "Atlas Klix" snaps; size 3/0 with double rolled edge; five snaps on card (could hold nine); snaps (.05 cm diameter) are black; card is red, white and blue Chatham Kent Museum Out in

    Thimble. Silver coloured metal; made in England. Chatham Kent Museum Out in the Open exhibition VS 205

    - package of 7 sewing needles; "Puritan"; made in England; "Extra Fine Quality Sharps 5/9"; eye of the needle is beautifully finished and cannot cut the thread - needles are in black cloth that is gl

    Lap desk. Wood veneer, rectangular with semi-circle cut out of bottom edge. Stenciled in gold paint on front: "BEST IN THE WORLD / Corticelli / SPOOL SILK", over a printed 36 inch ruler. Used for sew

    A bill of account from Ezekiel Cudney to Mrs. Mathews for labour and sewing between January 1808 and 1811. This document provides insight into the domestic lives of individuals around the time of the

    Fall fairs have been taking place in the Iron Bridge area since 1888 and continue to this date. This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.

    Charles Rosenberg (b. 1853, d. 1899) and his wife the former Mary Murphy (b. 1855, d. 1926) moved from Lowell Michigan to Sowerby, Ontario circa 1884. They began a farm on Little Basswood Lake. The R

    *The quilt was shot in two ways. The first way: in two halves, the top half shot first followed by the bottom. The second way: in four sections 1) top left 2) top right 3)bottom left 4) bottom right.

    Each circle of names has been photographed individually from left to right starting with the top left corner.

    A set of two white pillow cases, embroidered with red and pink flowers with black and yellow butterfiles and the words Happy Dreams.

    Accession Number 998.1

    This sampler was sewn by Margaret Stewart in the year 1812. The sampler is inscribed "God save the king". The phrase sewn on the sampler is "When danger threats the soldier cot and cruel cares assail

    This wooden sewing box feature a scene of a mother and child at a desk on the lid. It also fifteen compartments, including those for spools, pins and measuring tapes. The box dates to circa 1810 and

    "- black and white; three copies (12x20 cm, 20x23 cm, 20x25 cm) - American Pad and Textile Company; electric sewing machines"

    "- black and white; three copies (12x20 cm, 20x23 cm, 20x25 cm) - American Pad and Textile Company; electric sewing machines"

    This photo can be found in the Tweedsmuir History created by the Iron Bridge Women's Institute.

    The ladies are identified as Mary Cosgrove, Mary Corbett, Dorothy Boville, Thelma and Doris DeGagne, and Ella Allen.