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  1. Royal blue Gown and matching Jacket

    1877 - 1880

    Royal blue Gown and matching Jacket

    Historic Significance Alexander Davidson (Senior), a Scot, and his family arrived at Bullenbong in 1843, at a time when the village of Wagga Wagga had not yet been established. The Davidsons were contemporaries of William ...

    1877 - 1880

  2. Boy's smock

    1891 - 1893

    Boy's smock

    The Edwards family have had a long association with the Dungog region. The garment is of historic significance as it is an every day cotton smock of a boy who was born in 1887 and ...

    1891 - 1893

  3. Men's underpants made from tram destination ...

    1940 - 1945

    Men's underpants made from tram destination ...

    Historic significance: The garment was produced during a time of austerity and frugality. World War II had brought about rationing on a national level on all commodities, from soap to building materials. Ration books and ...

    1940 - 1945

  4. Woman's dress

    1864 - 1866

    Woman's dress

    Owned and used in Tasmania by the family of Deslie Welsch of Mount Ousley and was donated to the Illawarra Museum when the family home was being cleared. It has evidence of alterations and use ...

    1864 - 1866

  5. Barn's Family dress

    1825 - 1830

    Barn's Family dress

    This is an important and charming printed cotton dress that was worn by a female member of the Barnes family from Lancashire, England. The family believed the dress was worn to Queen Victoria's coronation procession ...

    1825 - 1830

  6. Cooper family wedding dress

    1906

    Cooper family wedding dress

    The gown is of local historic interest as it was produced for the wedding of Alice May Chapman and Walter Stephen Cooper- two individuals from premier familes of the area. Both the Cooper and Chapman ...

    1906

  7. Boy's outfit worn by William Nicholas ...

    1892 - 1893

    Boy's outfit worn by William Nicholas ...

    This garmet is important as an example of clothing that has been passed down through the years since the early 1890's by the Zell Family. It was machine sewn on a Singer sewing machine purchased ...

    1892 - 1893

  8. Pelisse worn by James Somerville

    1880 - 1890

    Pelisse worn by James Somerville

    A Pelisse worn during Victorian times by a male child of about three years of age. Boys of the 19th century wore dresses untill the age of four or five. This style is an outer ...

    1880 - 1890

  9. Striped cotton everyday dress

    1900 - 1910

    Striped cotton everyday dress

    This dress is significant as it is a cotton day dress and such dresses were usually worn everyday until they were only suitable for use as rags. For such a dress to have survived in ...

    1900 - 1910

  10. Cream two piece outfit

    1890 - 1910

    Cream two piece outfit

    This garment is significant as it is part of a 100 piece collection of clothes that belonged to the Bayldon family who were important members of Coffs Harbour society from 1870 to the present day. ...

    1890 - 1910

  11. Rust brown two piece outfit

    1890 - 1910

    Rust brown two piece outfit

    This garment is significant as it is part of 100 piece collection of clothes that belonged to the Bayldon family who were important members of Coffs Harbour society from 1870 to the present day. The ...

    1890 - 1910

  12. Mustard two piece outfit for lady

    1880 - 1900

    Mustard two piece outfit for lady

    This garment is significant as it is part of 100 piece collection of clothes that belonged to the Bayldon family who were important members of Coffs Harbour society from 1870 to the present day. The ...

    1880 - 1900