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History & Notes: Donor received as a gift in 1970 from Grace Martin, wife of Dr. Boyd Martin. Grace inherited the stole from her Aunt Charlotte Swingler (b. 1873, d. 1945). Charlotte married John A. Finch (b. 1852, d. 1915) in 1897. Finch was a partner with the Idaho mining firm, Finch and Campbell. They purchased the Gem Mine in the Coeur dAlene district. Later developing the Standard Mine in 1891, then the Hecla Mine. Finch was the accountant and secretary. Mr. Finch, a civic leader, later became president of the White and Bender Company, the Coeur dAlene Hardware Company, and Black Fruit Company of Walla Walla. He and Charlotte had no children. John died at his country home at Hayden Lake, Idaho, on June 20, 1915. Charlotte continued to live in their Spokane mansion until 1927.
Description: Off-white macram, lace with embroidered and cord detail, fringed tassels at outside edges, two front panels and one longer back panel.
Object Number: 2017.022.0000
Object: stole
Category: Women's Garments
Circa: 1880
Materials: textile
Donor: Maria Krigbaum

Additional Images

Lace Stole: Front
Lace Stole: Back
Lace Stole: Side
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