subject: Southbridge Woman's Club

 

Southbridge Woman's Club Float in 1916 Centennial Parade Southbridge Massachusetts

description
  • – Southbridge en fete in 1916, celebrating the centennial of its incorporation. Nine ladies are shown on a float sitting under a wooden structure with columns. The women whose hair is wrapped with ribbon, are wearing long robes without sleeves, suggesting Roman Each lady is wearing a sash with text. Some of the script is readable: Conservative, Motherhood, Education. A shield is held by one of the ladies which says"Progress". A man with a hat is holding the reins. Greenery covers the base of the float. Bunting is hanging from the porch on the building in the background. A female onlooker is observing the parade go by. The Southbridge Woman's Club was founded in 1914. Miss Gladys Litchfield and Miss Mildred Wheelock were responsible for the initiative.
subjectcollectiondate
  • – pre-1923
publishercreatorrelation
  • – Is part of the photographic collection of the Jacob Edwards Library, Southbridge, Massachusetts. http://www.jacobedwardslibrary.org
format
  • – image/jpg
source
  • – Image from the A.H. Pease album #3
coverage
  • – 42 degrees 04' N72 degrees 02' W

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