Bonnets

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15 Archival description results for Bonnets

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Bonnet worn by Mennonite women

  • CA MAO 1992-4 2
  • Item
  • 1990

(6 views) Depicts bonnet worn by Mennonite women in Waterloo, Ontario district ca. 1918. Note with photograph: Do not reproduce the model wearing the bonnet.

Shantz, Norman, 1919-2012

Bonnet/hat worn by Mennonite women

  • CA MAO 1992-4 3
  • Item
  • 1990

(5 views) Bonnet/hat worn by Mennonite women during the 1950s in Waterloo, Ontario area. Note with photograph: Do not reproduce the model in any copies.

Shantz, Norman, 1919-2012

Four young people with a car

  • CA MAO 1990-1 25
  • Item
  • 1916

At far left, a young woman is wearing a "stateser bonnet" (a bonnet worn by some Mennonite Church women in the United States). At far right is a young woman wearing a "hat bonnet."

Group of Mennonites at 25th anniversary of James

  • CA MAO 1991-1 14
  • Item
  • 1918

Group of Mennonites at 25th anniversary of James Buck family in Alyme. Mrs. George Schmidt, Elizabeth Shantz, Edna's mother Lydia Ann Nahrgang & Mrs. Ephriam Baer are indicated & their hat bonnets described on the back.

Markham-Waterloo Mennonite woman

  • CA MAO 1992-5 17
  • Item
  • 1950

Markham-Waterloo Mennonite woman; good picture of bonnet worn in public

Hunsberger, David L.

Ontario Agricultural College greenhouse

  • CA MAO 1991-1 13
  • Item
  • 1922

Ontario Agricultural College greenhouse. Costume - good eg. of 2 Mennonite "hat bonnets." Ida's (1) was flat, about 3" deep, ruffled wide ribbons at front & back fitted around her hair bun. Lydia Ann's (2) was woven straw about 4" deep at centre & flared. Names on back.

Young Mennonite women

  • CA MAO 1990-1 26
  • Item
  • 1920

(2 copies) Young Mennonite women wearing the "Stateser Bonnet" (bonnet worn by some Mennonite Church women in the United States) adopted reluctantly by Mennonite women in Ontario.