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"Deerfield's Summer Plays"
Jun 26, 1909
L02.092
Pageants and historical plays, grounded in fact but enhanced with fiction, were popular during the Arts and Crafts Movement. |
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Jeanne D' Arc Performance
1909
1996.12.2676
Theater was one of the arts that flourished in many communities in the early 1900's. |
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Indians Glimpse a Vision of the Future
1916
1996.12.3100
The outdoor historical pageants of Deerfield, Massachusetts, reveal how many Americans used the past to express their own hopes and fears for the future. |
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"Barbara Reading" or "Stolen Fruit"
c. 1910
1996.14.0065.01-.03
Frances and Mary Allen posed Barbara Allen, one of their nieces, in Puritan dress for this photograph taken in 1910. |
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"Confidences"
c. 1914
1996.14.0286.01-.03
Frances and Mary captured the Victorian ideal of female friendship when they posed these two women exchanging "confidences" in the doorway of a Deerfield, Massachusetts, home. |
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"The Letter of the Law"
1916
1996.14.0295.01-.02
The Allen sisters of Deerfield, Massachusetts, captured the Colonial Revival interpretation of Puritan society in this photograph titled, "The Letter of the Law." |
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"Learning to Sew"
1898-1900
1996.14.0328.01-.02
Many Americans at the turn of the 20th century developed a newfound fascination with the people, customs and objects of the early colonial period. |
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"Little Puritan"
c. 1911
1996.14.0458.01-.03
This Allen Sisters photograph, taken in 1911, shows a young girl dressed in the clothing of a Puritan child. |
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"Anachronism"
1910-1916
1996.14.0579
Stepping out of his 18th century character, this 'Indian' photographs a fellow 'Indian' in a child-like pose next to an anxious looking 'Puritan' woman. |
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"Andrews Family"
1913
1996.14.0580.01-.06
In Old Deerfield's historical pageants local families acted out the lives of early settlers. |
