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A Notion to Sew: The 19th Century Needlework of Hylah Hasbrouck and Her Daughters at Locust Lawn

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Title	A Notion to Sew: The 19th Century Needlework of Hylah Hasbrouck and Her Daughters at Locust Lawn
View collection at	http://www.hrvh.org/exhibit/notiontosew/
Description	Highlights include a woven coverlet and needlework of a scene from "Lady of the Lake" by Hylah Hasbrouck, as well as examples of awards that she received (e.g., best worsted needlework, 1844). Portraits of her daughters and samples of their work (e.g., a sampler by Louisa Hasbrouck) are also featured.
Subject	Needlework Portraits Sewing
Place	United States -- New York -- Gardiner
Time Period	1820-1839 1840-1859 1860-1879 19th century
Repository	Historic Huguenot Street; Locust Grove
Publisher	Hudson River Valley Heritage
Primary Sources	Artifacts Correspondence Photographs
Thumbnail caption	Needlework "Blanche and Fitz James" (Scene from "Lady of the Lake"); access full-size image: http://www.hrvh.org/u?/locustgrove,107

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