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Collection: Fine Arts Collection

Title: Passmore's House 1760

Object ID: 2001.009.3

Date Range: 1940-1959

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Collection: Fine Arts Collection

Title: Passmore's House 1760

Description: A) Linoleum print of "Passmore's House 1760" by Melissa M. Coleman (signed). Black ink on off-white/beige laid paper. See photocopy in accession files.; B) Front of mat (in 2 pieces now), title and signature on mat.; C) Back of mat.

Date Range: 1940-1959

Year Range From: 1940

Year Range To: 1959

Creator: Coleman, Melissa M.

Storage Location: LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA

Storage Room: DAC

Storage Wall: South Wall

Storage Cabinet: Cabinet 2

Storage Shelf: Shelf 3

Storage Container: Box 0034

People: Passmore, John; Coleman, Melissa M.

Subcategory: Art

Search Terms: Neff-Passmore House; Lancaster; East Orange Street

Object Name: Print

Material: Paper, Ink

Height (in): 12.5

Width (in): 9.5

Condition: Stable

Condition Notes: Slight discoloration (brownish) along top corners on front caused by yellowing (orange) tape adhesive remnants on back side. Black marks front left side and three on back.

Object ID: 2001.009.3

Place of Origin: Lancaster County

Role: Artist

Accession Number: 2001.009

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Collection: Oral History Collection

Title: Oral history interview with elder Yetta Sachs

Object ID: OH0064

Date Range: 1975

Lancaster County Historical Society Oral History Project Interviewee: Miss Yetta Sachs Interviewer: Mrs. James Wilson Date Recorded: 1975 Transcriber: Kaitlyn Cody Date Transcribed: October 23, 2004 Ms. Wilson: Now this is the year 1975. The mode of dresses becomes so casual that many young women’s

1 document

Collection: Oral History Collection

Title: Oral history interview with elder Yetta Sachs

Description: Oral history interview with elder Yetta Sachs in 1975. Interview contains experts about Lancaster County's dramatic change in fashion since the 1920s.