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Image of Brown straw hat with brown velvet bow, 1892
1966.3823.13 M-432
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Brown straw hat with brown velvet bow, 1892

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This hat belonged to Mrs. Howard Goodell Thompson, born Mabel Denny, daughter of Orion Denny and granddaughter of Arthur A. Denny, early white settlers in Puget Sound.
ID Number: 1966.3823.13M432
Date: 1892
Physical Description: 1 Hat, Straw; wool, straw; 3 in.H x 8 in.W x 8 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 1966.3823.13 M-432
Subjects: Clothing and Dress
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