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 | | Image | | DD-HD-01 | | Year | | 1911 | | Text | | Display of wallpaper patterns typical of period around 1910. Some of these were used as illustrations in ''Household Decoration,'' Cornell Reading Courses for the Farm Home, Vol. 1, No. 5, December 1, 1911. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-02 | | Year | | 1911 | | Text | | Display of wallpaper patterns typical of period around 1910. Some of these were used as illustrations in ''Household Decoration,'' Cornell Reading Courses for the Farm Home, Vol. 1, No. 5, December 1, 1911. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-03 | | Year | | 1918 | | Text | | Patterns for upholstery or wall hangings. Photo taken by Troy in 1918 for Miss Warner for ''Manual of Homemaking,'' p.65. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-04 | | Year | | 1918 | | Text | | Patterns for upholstery or wall hangings. Photo taken by Troy in 1918 for Miss Warner for ''Manual of Homemaking,'' p.65. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-05 | | Year | | 1918 | | Text | | 'Good types of lamps,'' photographed by Troy in 1918 for Miss Warner for ''Manual of Homemaking,'' p.91. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-06 | | Year | | 1918 | | Text | | Patterns for upholstery or wall hangings. Photo taken by Troy in 1918 for Miss Warner for ''Manual of Homemaking,'' p.65. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-07 | | Year | | 1918 | | Text | | Types of rugs. Photo taken by Troy in 1918 for Miss Warner for ''Manual of Homemaking,'' p.53. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-08 | | Year | | 1920 | | Text | | Two copies of photo showing laboratory and drafting room for house planning and design taken by Troy for use in ''Home Economics at Cornell,'' 1920, p.18. In background in front of room are two teachers who appear to be Annette Warner (seated) and Helen Binkerd Young (standing). |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-09 | | Year | | 1920 | | Text | | Two copies of photo showing laboratory and drafting room for house planning and design taken by Troy for use in ''Home Economics at Cornell,'' 1920, p.18. In background in front of room are two teachers who appear to be Annette Warner (seated) and Helen Binkerd Young (standing). |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-12 | | Year | | 1923 | | Text | | Series of photographs taken by Troy in 1923 for Miss Warner to illustrate pleasing furniture arrangement. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-13 | | Year | | 1923 | | Text | | Series of photographs taken by Troy in 1923 for Miss Warner to illustrate pleasing furniture arrangement. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-14 | | Year | | 1923 | | Text | | Series of photographs taken by Troy in 1923 for Miss Warner to illustrate pleasing furniture arrangement. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-15 | | Year | | 1923 | | Text | | Series of photographs taken by Troy in 1923 for Miss Warner to illustrate pleasing furniture arrangement. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-10 | | Year | | 1924 | | Text | | Students in interior design try to select an appropriate drapery fabric for the parlor of the practice apartment in the Lodge. Photo taken by Troy in 1924 for Miss Blinn for ''Home Economics at Cornell'' of that year. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-11 | | Year | | 1924 | | Text | | Students in interior design try to select an appropriate drapery fabric for the parlor of the practice apartment in the Lodge. Photo taken by Troy in 1924 for Miss Blinn for ''Home Economics at Cornell'' of that year. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-16 | | Circa | | 1930 - 1939 | | Text | | Caption reads: ''An instructor shows visitors how to repair and refinish furniture.'' No date is given, but it appears to be 1930's, and possibly Farm and Home Week. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-21 | | Circa | | 1940 - 1949 | | Text | | Caption reads: ''Garbed in her best furniture refinishing attire, Mrs. Lois D. Mathewson, county agent in Steuben County, stencils an authentic pattern dating back to the middle 19th century on an old Hitchcock-type chair. She is refinishing the chair in a class in painting and decoration of Hitchcock-type chairs and Boston rockers, which is being conducted for the first time in the College of Home Economics at Cornell.'' Date is mid-1940's, a Summer Session. Photo Science Service negative number is 1078. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-22 | | Circa | | 1940 - 1949 | | Text | | Students making furniture in housing and design laboratory. Date is not given, but probably is around mid 1940's. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-23 | | Circa | | 1940 - 1949 | | Text | | Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bruce show furniture they made over from discarded pieces. Mrs. Bruce has taken a course in home furnishings at Cornell, and Mr. Bruce's hobby is woodworking. They completely furnished a three-room house in this manner. Date is not given, but probably around mid-1940's. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-17 | | Year | | 1941 | | Text | | Illustration for Bulletin 463, ''Arrangement of Home Furnishings,'' 1941. Family is Mr. and Mrs. F.H. Butt. Mrs. Butt was at the time an assistant professor in the department of textiles and clothing. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-40 | | Year | | 1943 | | Text | | Same training school in household art as shown in Item 39, with group of women studying house models. Photo Science Service negative number is 1943-H. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-18 | | Year | | 1944 | | Text | | Students building furniture in Mrs. Roman's home improvement course in the Summer Session, August 1944. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-19 | | Year | | 1945 | | Text | | Jean Strohecker, left, and Ann Shively, right, both seniors in the College of Home Economics, enjoy comforts they have added to a bare, rented room through knowledge gained in their studies in housing and design. Date is February 1945. Photo Science Service negative number is 746. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-20 | | Year | | 1946 | | Text | | Jane Woodworth of Central Square, NY, right, learns how to cover a chair seat. Assistant Professor Alice Johnson, left, demonstrates. Date is January 1946, and Photo Science Service negative number is 1469-D. |
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 | | Image | | DD-HD-24 | | Year | | 1946 | | Text | | Exterior of farmhouse used as project for housing research in July 1946, and referred to as the ''Arnold House.'' Subsequent photographs show scale model of suggested remodeling. |
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