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[Corn Cob Doll Making]

Description: Slide of corn cob doll making at the Toyland and Barnyard section of the Texas Folklife Festival in the. There is a woman to left in the foreground demonstrating how the doll is made on a table. There is a young girl opposite of the woman and hunched over to observe the instructions closely.
Date: [1974-09-12..1974-09-15]
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Partner: UT San Antonio Libraries Special Collections

[Doll-Making]

Description: Photograph of the doll-making booth at the Texas Folklife Festival. Three young female festival visitors are in front of the booth gathering materials and watching the demonstrator, partially visible in the left foreground, make a doll. Some materials visible are cloth and corn husks. Two yellow buckets containing water and corn husks are visible on the table.
Date: [1988-08-04..1988-08-07]
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Partner: UT San Antonio Libraries Special Collections

[Charlene Perryman Making Corn Dolls]

Description: Photograph of Charlene Perryman making corn dolls at the Texas Folklife Festival. She is painting a corn husk that is has been formed to look like a doll's body, complete with bangs and pigtails. A finished doll with clothing is on display in front of her.
Date: [1977-08-04..1977-08-07]
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Partner: UT San Antonio Libraries Special Collections

[Cindy Hickok with Doll]

Description: Photograph of Cindy Hickok, a doll maker from Houston, at the Texas Folklife Festival. She is posing next to a life size doll she made that looks like an old woman. Hickok has short brown hair and is wearing glasses and overalls. The doll's hair is made of yarn and is gathered into a bun. Its dress has a collar of white lace, with a lace flower at the front.
Date: [1977-08-04..1977-08-07]
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Partner: UT San Antonio Libraries Special Collections
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