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Image of Two pairs of bathing shoes, ca. 1900-1920
1973.5772.4
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Two pairs of bathing shoes, ca. 1900-1920

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Martha Gates, born in Seattle in 1889, wore these women's bathing shoes at the local beaches.
ID Number: 1973.5772.4
Date: Circa 1900-1920
Physical Description: 2 Shoe; fabric, rubber, cork; (a) 6.5 in.H x 3.25 in.W x 10.25 in.D, (b) 2.5 in.H x 2.75 in.W x 10.25 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 1973.5772.4
Subjects: Clothing and Dress, Recreation

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