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Signed Seattle SeaDogs T-shirt, 1996
The Seattle SeaDogs were an indoor soccer league which played for three seasons from 1995-1997. They won the Continental Indoor Soccer League (CISL) championship in 1997. This shirt is for forward John Olu-Molomo (#10), one of the top goalscorers for the team. The donor attended a SeaDogs game with his father. He won the shirt during the game and then…
ID Number:2026.11.1
Date:1996
Wool evening coat sold by J. S. Graham, ca. 1890
This elaborate wool coat would be warm enough for a Seattle winter, but fancy enough to wear for an evening at the theater. It was purchased from retailer J. S. Graham, which opened just after the Great Seattle Fire of 1889.J. S. Graham was a women’s specialty store and owner John Graham made routine buying trips to New York to…
ID Number:C108
Date:Circa 1890
Seattle Supersonics size 20 Adidas brand basketball shoes, ca. 2007
The Seattle SuperSonics were a National Basketball Association (NBA) team based in Seattle, Washington, that played from 1967 until 2008. The Sonics, as they are more commonly referred to, won the NBA Championship in 1979, and MOHAI is the steward of the championship trophy. After the 2007-2008 season ended, the team relocated to Oklahoma City, and now plays as the…
ID Number:LOAN.SONICS.001
Date:Circa 2007
Green velvet and taupe felt hat with rhinestone, ribbon, and feather trim, 1888
This hat was donated by a family that have been in Seattle since the 1880s so it is highly likely it was purchased in this area.
ID Number:M8
Date:1888
Black straw hat, 1919
This hat was sold by Seattle retailer J.S. Graham. Owner John Graham opened the business just after the Great Seattle Fire of 1889. His business grew through the years, and by 1910 he had a store on the corner of Second Ave and Spring Street where he specialized in clothing for women and children. Graham made routine buying trips to…
ID Number:M104
Date:1919
Brown mole fur hat, 1909
This hat was sold at Hetrick Hat Shop which was located on Madison Avenue in Seattle in the early 20th century.
ID Number:M119
Date:1909