![The home made pieced bed quilt often comes in handy for bringing in the hay in the Newfoundland out-ports where horses are unknown, in Hermitage [Page 76 of Children album]](/internal/media/dispatcher/135403/preview)
The home made pieced bed quilt often comes in handy for bringing in the hay in the Newfoundland out-ports where horses are unknown, in Hermitage [Page 76 of Children album]
Creator
Edith Sara Watson
(American, 1861 - 1943)
Date1890s-1930s
Mediumalbum page with gelatin silver print
Dimensions35.5 x 30 cm
Credit LineFrances Rooney Collection. Purchase with funds generously donated by Martha LA McCain, 2018
Object number2018/3594.76
LocationNot currently on display
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Edith Sara Watson
1890s-1930s
Photograph
Edith Sara Watson
1890s-1930s
Page
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Edith Sara Watson
1890s-1930s
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