Rack, Drying
Object number2016.2.20 a,b
MediumMetal
Credit LineGift of Doris Morrison.
DimensionsLength x Width x Depth (each): 36 × 13.25 × 0.625 in. (91.4 × 33.7 × 1.6 cm)Historical NotesDrying rack used to dry/stretch pants on the Anderson farm in Brookline. Collection of items from the Anderson Farm which was located in what is now the Brookline neighborhood of Pittsburgh. The farm was started around 1890 by Mary and James Anderson, the donor’s paternal great grandparents. She believes it was the last working farm in city limits. The family sold the last of the land in 1930 to the Brookline Community Center. Mary and James’ son William had a son named William Jr. who is the donor’s father.
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Anderson Farm
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James G. Biddle Company
1847-1969
