Search Results for: Clothing - Footwear

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	Children's boots c. 1850 1985.0024.110 Boys and men wore boots such as these for riding horses and for farm work.
	Work shoe 1800-1830 1989.018.01 This is typical of a unisex work shoe for the early 19th century.
	Men's pumps c. 1830 2000.20.504 Both men and women in the early 19th century wore "pumps".
	Girl's boots 1850-1865 1932.13a-b These shoes of cloth and leather were a common style for everyday wear for women and girls in the mid 19th century.
	Woman's shoes 1810-1830 MH.F.230 These shoes, or "pumps," as this style was known, were imported from England.
	Ceremonial Moccasins c. 1850 1982.13.33a These are Wyandot (Huron) ceremonial moccasins created around 1850 near Niagara Falls.
	Slippers c. 1900 1985.0001a-b These slippers, or "pumps" have no rights or lefts.
	Souvenir Snowshoes c. 1875 1900.16.02 A Native American made these snowshoes in the late 19th century for sale to tourists.
	Moccasins c. 1880 IR.A.30 These moccasins were made by Iroquois peoples of the Northeast in the late 19th century.
	John Sheldon (1658-1733) Snowshoes c. 1700 IR.061 John Sheldon probably wore these snowshoes when he journeyed to Canada to negotiate the release of his children and other captives taken in a French and Indian raid on Deerfield, Massachusetts in 1704.

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