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DAKOTA TERRITORY: QUILTING. Pioneer women and children at a quilting party in the
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DAKOTA TERRITORY: QUILTING. Pioneer women and children at a quilting party in the
DAKOTA TERRITORY: QUILTING.
Pioneer women and children at a quilting party in the Dakota Territory, United States. Left to right: Myrtle Robinson, Liza Histness, Gertrude Pendroy, Susie Pendroy, Lizzie Pendroy, Mrs. McKay, Alzie Allern, Jessie Robinson Pendroy, Sarah Pendroy, Lulu Pendoy, and--under the quilt--Beatrice Pendroy. Photograph, c1885
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In this print titled "Dakota Territory: Quilting" we are transported back to the late 19th century in the United States. The image captures a heartwarming scene of pioneer women and children gathered together for a quilting party in the Dakota Territory. From left to right, we see Myrtle Robinson, Liza Histness, Gertrude Pendroy, Susie Pendroy, Lizzie Pendroy, Mrs. McKay, Alzie Allern, Jessie Robinson Pendroy, Sarah Pendroy, Lulu Pendoy - all engaged in this communal activity. Underneath the quilt lies Beatrice Pendroy who seems to be enjoying herself hidden from view. The room they occupy is filled with warmth and friendship as these frontierswomen come together to create something beautiful. The living room is adorned with an old chair and a table where their quilting materials lie scattered. A door stands slightly ajar behind them hinting at life beyond their close-knit community. This photograph offers us a glimpse into daily life during that era when quilting bees were not only about creating practical blankets but also served as social gatherings for women on the frontier. It showcases their determination and resilience as they navigate through challenges while cherishing moments of joy amidst their hard work. Preserved by The Granger Collection's Carousel Collection since its capture in 1885 or 1888 (exact date unknown), this image serves as a testament to the strength and unity of pioneer women in North Dakota's
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