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Collection
Louis Roseboro's Collection of Hattie Brunner Information
Title
Louis Roseboro's Collection of Hattie Brunner Information
Object ID
MG0493
Date Range
1962-2008
Shelving Location: Archives South, Side 11 Scope and Content Note: Louis Roseboro’s Collection of Hattie Brunner Information contains newspaper clippings, magazine articles, pamphlets, and biographical information regarding Hattie Brunner’s work as an artist, and her success as an antiques collector and
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Collection
Louis Roseboro's Collection of Hattie Brunner Information
Title
Louis Roseboro's Collection of Hattie Brunner Information
Description
Louis Roseboro's Collection of Hattie Brunner Information contains newspaper clippings, magazine articles, pamphlets, and biographical information regarding Hattie Brunner's work as an artist, and her success as an antiques collector and dealer. Items in the collection range in date from 1962 through 2008.
Admin/Biographical History
Hattie Brunner was born on November 27, 1889 in East Cocalico Township, Lancaster Pennsylvania, to Abiram and Mary Klapp. In 1896, her father died, and seven-year-old Hattie was sent to a dairy farm where she worked to earn her room and board. At age 10, Hattie left the dairy farm, and began working for the Brunner family- where she stayed until she was 18. In 1917, Hattie was awarded her Teacher's Certificate from the Philadelphia Musical Academy, and in 1918 she married Raymond Brunner, and moved back into the home she had worked in as a young girl. Hattie opened her antique shop "The Tulip Shop" in the early 1930's, and operated it until the early 1980's. Hattie started painting in the late 1950's and soon became as known for her art, as she was for her antiquing.
Date Range
1962-2008
Year Range From
1962
Year Range To
2008
Date of Accumulation
1962-2008
Creator
Roseboro, E. Louis (1909-2008)
Storage Location
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA
Storage Room
Archives South
Storage Wall
Side 11
People
Brunner, Hattie W. Klapp
Roseboro, Edwin Louis
Subjects
Antique dealers
Antiques
Folk art
Painting
Watercolors
Search Terms
Antique dealers
Antiques
Finding aids
Folk art
Manuscript groups
Paintings
Paintings, Watercolor
Watercolors
Extent
1 box, 7 folders, 95 items, 97 pages to scan, .10 cubic feet
Object Name
Archive
Language
English
Object ID
MG0493
Location of Originals
LancasterHistory, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Related Item Notes
"Hattie Brunner's 'Country Auction' ; excerpts from a 1976 paper," by Grace Miller Buckwalter. Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society, v.103, no.4, p.182-187.
"Hattie Brunner : antique dealer and artist," by Grace Miller Buckwalter. Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society, v.103, no.4, p.164-181.
Notes
Preferred Citation: Title or description of item, date (day, month, year), Louis Roseboro's Collection of Hattie Brunner Information (MG0493), Folder #, LancasterHistory, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Access Conditions / Restrictions
No restrictions.
Copyright
Collection may not be photocopied. Please direct questions to Research Center Staff at research@lancasterhistory.org. Permission for reproduction and/or publication must be obtained in writing from LancasterHistory.
Credit
Courtesy of LancasterHistory, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Other Numbers
MG-493
Classification
MG0493
Description Level
Fonds
Custodial History
Processed and finding aid prepared by RA, 11 August 2015. Added to database 19 January 2022.
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Henry's Dutch Country anthology

https://collections.lancasterhistory.org/en/permalink/lhdo14133
Author
Kauffman, Henry J.,
Date of Publication
c1995-
Call Number
745 K21h
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by Henry J. Kauffman.
ISBN
1883294215
Author
Kauffman, Henry J.,
Place of Publication
Morgantown, PA
Publisher
Masthof Press,
Date of Publication
c1995-
Physical Description
2 v. : ill. ; 29 cm.
Contents
Vol. 1--American Axe--American Pewter Molds--Antiques in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania--Architecture--Art of Blacksmithing--Aunt Lydia--Bells and Bell Towers--Benjamin Harbeson, Coppersmith--Benjamin Harbeson and the Golden Teakettle--Bread and Ovens--Britannia--Butter Molds--Buying Pewter--Cast Steel--Casting Pewter Spoons--Church Architecture in Lancaster County--Church Pewter--Collectible Axes--Colonial Craftsmen--Cooking up a Storm--Coppersmithing in America--Coppersmithing in early America--Decorated Chests in the Pennsylvania Dutch Country--Domestic Architecture in Lancaster County--Early American Brass and Copper--Early American Brass Andirons--Early American Fireplaces--Early Gunmaking--Folk Art in Metals--Folk Art in Metals-a Deliberate Art--Handcrafts in Lancaster County--Handcrafts in Lancaster County-Buildings and Books--Handcrafts in Lancaster County--Guns and Axes--Handmade Conestoga Wagon--Hattie Brunner--Himmelreich Collection--Historic American Bells--Historic House Hardware--How to identify the Pennsylvania Rifle--Hunting for Hatchets--In search of Folk Art--Jacob Dickert, Rifle Maker--Kentucky Rifle--Kentucky Rifle: Scuttlebutt--Literature on Log Architecture--Locksmiths and Locks--Moravian Architecture in Bethlehem--Names behind Pennsylvania's Important Pewter Heritage--Notes for Collectors of Early American Copper--Pennsylvania Copper Teakettle--Pennsylvania Folk Art--Pennsylvania-German Schranks--Pennsylvania Pewterers--Peter Getz of Lancaster--Peter Gonter, Lancaster Gunsmith--Pewter--Pewter Spoon Molds--Pewter Spoons--Philadelphia Butter--Punched Tinware--Queen Anne Pewter Teapots--Rarity Counts in Copper--Remarks on Iron Collecting--Riddle of Two Front Doors-Rifles in Berks County--Silversmithing--Simon Pennock, Pewter Maker--Some Notes on Axes--Stills in Early Pennsylvania--Summerhouse--Sycamores in Dutchland--Teatime--Things have changed--Tinsmith--Unique Dutch Barn--Village Blacksmith--Warming Pans: Early Bedwarmers--Where do Antiques come from?
Vol.2: American Copper Teakettle--American Fowling Piece--American Pewter of the Eighteenth Century--American Pewter: Queen Anne Style--Amish Way of Life--Andirons--Andirons--Antiques in Lancaster County--Art of Early American Blacksmiths--Blacksmith's Art--Butterprint in Early America--Cast-Iron Stoves of Pennsylvania--Casting a Pewter Spoon--Charm of Cast Iron--Church Pewter--Collecting Antique Iron Objects--Copper--Coppersmithing in 18th Century America--Dowsers and Spring Houses--Early American Metalwork--Early Pewter was produced by Molds--18th-Century Iron Furnaces--Fireplace Accessories--German Chevron Doors in Lancaster County--Herr House: A Gem of Domestic Architecture--Kauffman Treasures in unique N.H. Show--Lancaster County Amish--Letter to Henry--Making Objects of Copper in 18th-Century Pennsylvania--Making of a Museum--Mennonites: Religious Exiles, Fine Needleworkers--Metals: The Craftsmen--Pennsylvania Copper Teakettle--Pennsylvania-German Schrank--Pickers and Pewter--Products of the Brass Founder: Molds for Casting Objects of Pewter--Schranks and Schrank Hunting--Silver in the New World--Silver Teapots & Coffeepots--Tinware--Training the Apprentice Coppersmith--Why Antique Copper?--Henry J. Kauffman: Collector, Author, and Craftsman.
Subjects
Pennsylvania Dutch.
Antiques - Pennsylvania.
Folk art - Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania Dutch Country (Pa.)
Location
Lancaster History Library - Book
Call Number
745 K21h
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