Dressing Rebecca Gore: A closer look at the history of women’s fashion during her life in Waltham, 1806-1834

A cropped photo of Carrie Midura, who sits in a tree on a sunny day, dressed in elite women's fashion of the early 19th century.

WEBINAR

Dressing Rebecca Gore: A closer look at the history of women’s fashion during her life in Waltham, 1806-1834
Thursday, November 10 at 7 p.m.
 

A virtual presentation of the historical styles of dress and accessories worn by women of Rebecca’s social and economic status in 19th century Massachusetts with costume historian Carrie Midura. Carrie Midura has been sewing professionally and as a hobby for 25+ years and has taught sewing classes throughout New England. She previously owned a sewing business specializing in historical costumes and teaching traditional sewing techniques. Carrie has created period clothing for historical sites throughout New England. Free.

This program is funded by Mass Humanities and the Bridge Street Fund, which receives support from the Mass Cultural Council and is an affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Cost: FREE, please see ticket link below for instructions on how to access the webinar.

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