Miss Julia's Dolls - Selections from the Collection
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Date and Time
Friday Feb 18, 2011
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM MST
Jan. 18-March 27, 2011
tuesday - Sunday, 12pm-5pm
Location
Hiwan Homestead Museum
Contact Information
Megan McGinnes, (720)497-7650
Description
Hiwan Homestead Museum is very excited to announce its newest exhibit, “Miss Julia’s Dolls: Selections from the Collection” scheduled January 18-March 27, 2011. Julia Douglas, sister to Charles Winfred Douglas, and Evergreen’s first librarian, amassed a large collection of dolls from around the world. These dolls represent at least 20 different countries or regions of the world and were made for export, representing the native dress or ceremonial costumes of their country of origin. These early 1900s dolls were favorites of those first library patrons, and Hiwan Homestead Museum is pleased to present an assortment of these dolls to a new generation of the public.
The exhibit can be seen during the Museum’s open hours. Hiwan Homestead Museum is open Tuesday through Sunday, noon to 5 PM. Please call 720-497-7650 for more information. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to see one of Evergreen’s earliest collections!
