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Image of University of Washington class ring, 1894
1976.6221.1
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University of Washington class ring, 1894

This gold-plated University of Washington class ring belonged to Carrie (Davis) Wright who was president of her graduating class in 1894. She went on to teach school in the Georgetown neighborhood of Seattle.
ID Number: 1976.6221.1
Date: 1894
Physical Description: 1 Ring, Class; gold; .25 in.H x .75 in.Diam
Credit: MOHAI, 1976.6221.1. Gift of Mrs. Charlotte W. Boyle
Subjects: Education

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