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Image of Charm bracelet, 1875-1900
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Charm bracelet, 1875-1900

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This bracelet, comprised of earring pendants, monogrammed locket containing photos, and a child's ring with a garnet stone, belonged to Kate Stevens Bates, daughter of General Isaac Stevens, first Territorial Governor of Washington.
ID Number: 1991.31.1.1
Date: 1875-1900
Physical Description: 1 Bracelet, Charm; metal, diamond; 6.75 in.Diam
Credit: MOHAI, 1991.31.1.1. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Salsbury
Subjects: Washington Territory, Politics and Politicians

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