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Fabric, Fashion, and Freedom: What to Wear to A Revolution Presented by Jean Hutchinson Historian Jean Hutchinson will share her extensive research into the roles that women of the Carolina Low Country played prior to and during the American Revolution through their words and fashions. A typical backcountry woman would wear multiple layers to cook, clean, care for children and handle other daily tasks. Clothing and fashion are the intimate expression of a culture.
Clothing historian Jean Robertson Hutchinson will share her extensive research into the lives of Carolina women prior to and during the American Revolution…through their fashion. Lunchbox Learning is generously sponsored by:
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