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The French and Indian raid on the Massachusetts town of Deerfield in 1704 has fascinated generations of New Englanders. By 1919, these "Olde Deerfield" paper dolls turned the horrible experience of captives like seven-year-old Eunice Williams and her brother Stephen into a child's woodland adventure. The pictures of Native American clothing are not correct for Northeastern Woodland Indian dress, but show instead a strong Plains Indian influence. The clothing of the captives is not correct either.

 

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"Olde Deerfield Dolls"

publisher   Old Deerfield Doll House
creator   Matilda Strang Hyde (1866-1943)
date   1919
location   Deerfield, Massachusetts
height   12.25"
width   9.75"
height   10.25"
process/materials   printed paper, ink
item type   Personal Items/Toy
accession #   #L99.001


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"Little Captives of 1704"

"The Deerfield Captive"

Sarah Coleman's shoe


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