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Cottonwoods in Meadow
(Native-Americans encampment area around trees. Source: Good Cookies) Man in photograph unidentified.
Crossways showing 'Peace' panel
Designed in opposition to World War 1. Panels made by Sylvia while at the Art Institute of Chicago [per Alice)
Crossways showing the 'War' panel
Native Americans on warpath. Panels made by Sylvia while at the Art Institute of Chicago [per Alice]
Dedication of the Crossways
Designed in opposition to World War 1. Panels made by Sylvia while at the Art Institute of Chicago [per Alice)
Dining Room
Damaged lower left comer
Letter Sylvia Shaw sent her mother from China
Howard Van Doren Shaw and Sylvia traveled to China in 1917. Frances stayed home to take care of then three-year-old FTS (Bill) [Frances Theodora Shaw]. In the letter, Sylvia discussed the marriage proposal she received in China and the reasons did…
Hand written poem whose first line reads "Miss Isabella Arabella Clarabella Sweet"
Recitation learned by Sarah Shaw as a child, written in Sylvia's handwriting
Original program for "The Heir of Manville Grange "
A Peripatetic Play in Four Acts and Six Scenes
Program for the first play in the Theatre
It was for the production of "The Garden Drama." Characters and cast are listed