Recherche

Gown


Image - Gown
Pour © contacter :
Bradley Museum
Tous droits réservés.
Nom de l'objet : Gown
Classification de l'objet : Personal Artifacts, Clothing, Outerwear
Matériaux : cotton
Numéro d'accession : 2006.12.7
Date de début de production : 1930
Date de fin de production : 1935
Description : A long ecru-coloured infant gown with long sleeves having 1 cm of lace at the cuffs. The round neckline has the same lace on the edge. The yoke of the dress both front and back has many pin tucks surrounded by a band of cut work lace 1 cm wide. There are five tucks above the 7 cm hem at the bottom. The back has a 23 cm opening down from the neckline and three mother of pearl buttons. There is a small .5 cm frayed hole in the front (proper left) just below the lace on the yoke.
Fonctions : The slip for this gown is accessioned under 2006.12.8. Phyllis Marion Maybee, née Fryer, was born June 11, 1905 in West Toronto, but lived most of her life in Port Credit. Her father, John Harry Fryer, built a house at 1235 Minaki Drive (off Mineola Road) in Port Credit c. 1922. She lived here during her childhood and even rented this home for a few years once she was married. The house was a Dutch Colonial style and the ownership was transferred to Marguerite Patricia Fryer in 1967. The land was subdivided in 1988 with the intent to demolish it. Legend Homes has owned it since 2005 and it was illegally torn down recently. Mr. Fryer apparently named the street Minaki after a northern Ontario lodge. It is an aboriginal word meaning _all good land_ or _beautiful country_ according to the Heritage Impact Statement created by LACAC.

Phyllis married Gareth Edward (Garry) Maybee on August 27, 1927 at Trinity Anglican Church and they had 68 years together. G. Maybee was born on June 9, 1902 in Toronto but his family moved to Port Credit where they lived on Stavebank Road. He graduated from U of T in 1924 and Osgoode Law School in 1927. Upon graduation he entered his father's patent practice, Ridout and Maybee. The Maybees had three daughters, Jane Stock, Nancy Archer and Lynn Watson. Phyllis and her husband lived at 88 Cumberland Drive in Port Credit since about June 1944. Recently she was moved to a nursing home in Chelsea. Mrs. Maybee celebrated her 101st birthday in June 2006 and has lived most of these years in Port Credit.
Longueur : 80
Largeur : 80
Unité de mesure linéaire : cm
Nombre de parties composantes : 1
Établissement : Bradley Museum  Facebook-Bradley Museum  Twitter-Bradley Museum  YouTube-Bradley Museum
Ville de l'établissement : Mississauga
Province de l'établissement : Ontario

Coordonnées de cette page web

Date de modification :