Category Archives: Journal
Travel Diary, 1927
I love old journals and diaries, and I look for them at shows and on eBay when I’m motivated. Usually they are priced out of my range, but I did get this one several years ago. It was cheap, probably … Continue reading
Filed under Exotic Locales, Journal, Vintage Travel
Fashion Journal – Federal Fashions at Ash Lawn-Highlands
I want to show you a little of the lovely display that is still showing at Ash Lawn Highlands in Charlottesville, Virginia through the end of October. Much of what is in the exhibit is from the collection of Mary … Continue reading
Fashion Journal – The Art of Affluence, Mint Museum
As expected, this exhibit did not disappoint. And I wasn’t the only one there who was loving it. My favorite quote? “I’m in Heaven!” That from a ten-year-old mini-fashionista! The clothing was about half couture, half high-end ready to wear. … Continue reading
Fashion Journal – Marietta Museum of History
I was in the Atlanta area last week and had time to visit a museum. There are several good choices, including the High Museum of Art and the Atlanta History Center, but I knew I’d have more time if I … Continue reading
1940 Trip Diary
Sometimes you just get lucky. I found this little gem on eBay for a terribly reasonable price, and even though I have more journals and blank books than I can make use of, I had to have this one. The … Continue reading
Filed under Journal, Vintage Travel
Fashion Journal – Asheville Art Museum: Groovy Garb
In 1967 one of the biggest fads around was the paper dress. One of the largest makers of the paper dress was located in Asheville, Mars of Asheville. This exhibit at the Asheville Art Museum showcases the work that was … Continue reading
Filed under Journal, Museums, North Carolina, Vintage Clothing
Fashion Journal – What We Wore in North Carolina, II
This exhibit at the North Carolina Museum of History started in September, and I was lucky enough then to have a personal tour by the oh-so-knowledgable Louise Benner. The museum set up a second rotation in March, and Louise invited … Continue reading
