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Image of Miss Seafair crown, 1997
2018.81.1
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Miss Seafair crown, 1997

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The first Seattle Seafair Queen was crowned in 1950. The title was changed to Miss Seafair in 1972 as the role evolved to put more emphasis on academics and personal achievements. This crown belonged to Anne Slaugh, Miss Seafair 1997.
ID Number: 2018.81.1
Date: 1997
Physical Description: 1 Crown; metal, rhinestone; 3.25 in.H x 6 in.Diam
Credit: MOHAI, 2018.81.1
Subjects: Seafair, Rites and Ceremonies

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