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- Overcoat
- Worth, Charles Frédérick, 1825-1895 (designer)
- circa 1902
- Worn by Mrs. Bertha Honoré Palmer.
- Wrapper
- House of Worth (Firm) (designer)
- circa 1900
- Worn by Bertha Honoré Palmer.
- Tea gown
- Worth, Charles Frédérick, 1825-1895 (designer); House of Worth (Firm) (designer)
- circa 1900
- Worn by Mrs. Colin Powys (Nancy Lathrop Carver Leiter) Campbell, wife of Colonel Colin Powys Campbell, mother of the donor, and daughter of Levi Zeigler Leiter, a pioneer Chicago merchant and associate of Marshall Field and Potter Palmer.
- Dress
- Worth, Charles Frédérick, 1825-1895 (designer); Worth and Bobergh (designer)
- circa 1884
- Worn by Mrs. Cyrus Hall McCormick, née Nancy "Nettie" Fowler (1835-1923).
- Parure
- circa 1880
- Worn by Mrs. John P. Olinger, mother of the donor.
- Dress
- Saint Laurent, Yves (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)
- 1958
- Worn by donor. Purchased at Stanley Korshak in Chicago.
- Dress and petticoat
- Priscilla (manufacturer)
- 1954
- Worn by donor, née Grace Dickerman Vogel on the occasion of her first marriage to Michael Hartman Finnell on September 11, 1954 at St. Charles Episcopal Church in Milwaukee, WI. The dress was designed by Priscilla of Boston to incorporate lace...
- Ensemble: bodice, skirt, coat
- Schlesinger & Mayer (creator)
- 1902
- Worn as setting-out suit by Mrs. Frederick H. Scott (née Helen Webster), mother of the donor, after her marriage on December 2, 1902.
- Ensemble: bodice, skirt, coat
- Schlesinger & Mayer (creator)
- 1902
- Worn as setting-out suit by Mrs. Frederick H. Scott (née Helen Webster), mother of the donor, after her marriage on December 2, 1902.
- Dress
- Worth, Charles Frédérick, 1825-1895 (designer); House of Worth (Firm) (designer)
- 1893
- Evening gown worn by Bertha Honoré Palmer to the Chicago World's Columbian Exposition of 1893.
- Dress
- Worth, Charles Frédérick, 1825-1895 (designer)
- 1883
- Worn by Mrs. Henry Nelson Tuttle, née Fannie Farwell.
- Dress
- Worth, Charles Frédérick, 1825-1895 (designer); Worth and Bobergh (designer)
- 1861
- Although married in Chicago in 1858, it was not until 1874 that the McCormick family constructed a permanent Chicago residence. They had homes in both New York and Washington and traveled abroad extensively, particularly to European expositions at...