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Fashion Archives and Museum of Shippensburg University. Museum of Apparel Fashion; Educational Laboratory; Conservation of Historic Dress
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February 11, 2024 Fashion and Music Exhibit Now Open . The...
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The Fashion Archives & Museum (FA&M) is located in the Davis...
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The Fashions of Fiction from Pamela to Gatsby. 140 pages,...
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Since 2007, Karin J. Bohleke has served as the director of...
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Special collections: The Pennsylvania Collection: Featuring...
- Accessories to Murder
Accessories to Murder - Fashion Archives and Museum of...
- The Garments of a Woman’s Day
This online exhibition, drawn from the Fashion Archives &...
- The History & Significance of the United States Army-Air Force Patches
(Fashion Archives and Museum, S1983-04-009, donated by A....
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The Fashion Archives and Museum of Shippensburg University is a unique part of the university community. It provides great opportunities for the university and public alike. With a donation-driven collection of 15,000 items, the archives and museum provides: Hands-on learning, volunteering and internship opportunities for students.
The Archives collects, preserves and interprets, in an historical and social context, its collection of apparel and related objects, which range from the 18th century to the present, with emphasis on items associated with middle-class and working Americans and with Pennsylvanians.
Oct 19, 2021 · On October 25 regularly scheduled visiting hours will resume. The last day to view the exhibit is Thursday, December 9. The Fashion Archives and Museum is uniquely comprised of a 15,000-item collection of mostly clothing donations dating back from the eighteenth to the twentieth century.
Shippensburg University Fashion Archives and Museum. The Fashion Archives and Museum (FA&M) is a unique educational laboratory and museum that enhances our understanding of society through the study of dress.
