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[Framed Godey's Fashion print, one woman is reading]

Description: Framed Godey's Fashion print. It is in a black frame. The back is covered with brown paper. Has two women, one wearing pink and reading, and the other is wearing lightblue.
Date: 1880
Partner: Fort Bend Museum

[Framed Godey's Fashion print of two women holding umbrellas]

Description: Framed Godey's Fashion print. It is in a black frame. The back is covered with brown paper. Has two women, one wearing a blue dress and holding a blue parasol. The other one is wearing a red and tan striped dress and is holding a red parasol.
Date: 1880
Partner: Fort Bend Museum

[Metal crown with inscriptions]

Description: Crown inscribed " Richmond, Texas October 30, 1866/ P.E. Mudd/Knights of Chivalry/ M.A. Sansbury" Given to Mary Ann Carrico by Sansbury. Sansbury sisters ( Fanny and Carie?) lived with Mrs. Carrico's grandparents, FI booth and Mildred Ryon Booth in their house at Booth. Mary Ann Sansbury was daughter of James W Sansbury and Sarah Pickens, who lived in Kuykendall league by 1850. M.A. Sansbury was older sister to Francis and Carrie Sansbury who lived with Booth family for 58 years up to ca. 19… more
Date: unknown
Partner: Fort Bend Museum

[Pictures of all the presidents up until Woodrow Wilson]

Description: Front - pictures of all the presidents up til Woodrow Wilson. Detailed carvings on outside, very dark brown wood. Declaration of Independence in center. Back - Nails hold on backing of picture.
Date: unknown
Partner: Fort Bend Museum

[Mother and child]

Description: Picture of a mother and child. Mother has dark hair and is holding a rose in left hand. Daughter has blonde hair, is wearing a dress with puffy sleeves.
Date: unknown
Partner: Fort Bend Museum

[Frame painted gold and brown]

Description: Metal frame is painted gold and brown. It is round at the top and flat at the bottom with round corners. Glass is convex. Holds picture of Alamo 1977.071.001a
Date: unknown
Partner: Fort Bend Museum
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