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A female cornhusk doll. Haudenosaunee, probably collected at Six Nations during the 1960s or 70s. Part of the Gertrude P. Kurath collection, it was acquired by the Woodland Cultural Centre from Ellen Kurath in 1994.
A pouch decorated with beadwork. Hodenosaunee, probably made in the late 19th to mid 20th century. Part of the Jamieson collection and donated to the Woodland Cultural Centre in June of 1994.
A twentieth-century Haudenosaunee straw hat made by Mrs. Geo Jamieson. A tag attached to the hat indicates that it won First Prize at the Six Nations Agricultural Fair. Acquired by the Woodland Cultural Centre from Deanna Sky in 2003.
A Hodenosaunee beaded picture frame, decorated with raised beadwork typical of the Victorian tourist trade. The date 1809 is beaded on the lower part of the frame. Part of the Woodland Cultural Centre's Jamieson Collection.
A Haudenosaunee beaded picture frame. The year 1903 is beaded on the bottom portion of the frame.
A miniature straw hat decorated with ribbon and artificial flowers. Probably Hodenosaunee. Part of the Jamieson collection which was acquired by the Woodland Cultural Centre in June of 1994.
A beaded whimsey in the shape of a miniature canoe. Hodenosaunee, made for the Victorian tourist trade around 1908. The year 1908 is beaded on one side, and "Forget Me Not" is beaded on the other side. Part of the Woodland Cultural Centre's Jamieson Collection.
A miniature straw hat decorated with artificial flowers. Probably Hodenosaunee. Part of the Jamieson collection which was acquired by the Woodland Cultural Centre in June of 1994.
A late 19th or early 20th century Haudenosaunee beaded picture frame from Six Nations decorated with bird and floral motifs, with the message "Think of Me" beaded on the bottom. Made by Mrs. Emma Henry. The frame contains a photograph of Chief Jobe Charlie. Acquired
A Hodenosaunee beaded picture frame. Made by Mrs. Esther Henry from the Six Nations of the Grand River, probably around 1893. Collected by sisters Nora and Julia Jamieson, it is now part of the Jamieson collection at the Woodland Cultural Centre
A Hodenosaunee black ash splint woven basket. Part of the Jamieson collection, this basket was acquired by the Woodland Cultural Centre from W. Skinner in December, 1994.