Moccasin
Object number2003.94.3 a,b
Date1940-1949
Mediumleather/suede
Credit LineGift of Constance A. Vaskov
DescriptionPair of brown suede moccasins with rounded toe and folded-down flap at ankle.Dimensions3 x 10 in. (7.6 x 25.4 cm)Historical NotesPart of a Girl's Camp Fire uniform worn by the donor Constance A. Vaskov's mother Edith Jean Lindeborg while living in Braddock and Rankin, Pennsylvania. Designed like a Native American dress with fringe, a leather yoke, and moccasins, the uniform reflects the youth organization’s interest in woods lore, Native American crafts, and outdoor activities. The organization also taught young girls basic domestic skills. The donor remembers that her mother enjoyed being a Camp Fire Girl because of the emphasis on craft making. Edith later taught painting and china decorating after attending commercial art school in Pittsburgh.
Previous owner
Edith Jean Lindeborg Brucker
Related institution
Camp Fire Girls of America
On View
On viewCollections
c. 1950
