Date:1920 - 1929 (c.)
Description:These are shoes worn by Lucy Harvey on her wedding day in the 1920s. They are the typical low heeled style of the day, and because they are quite plain could probably have been worn again.
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This wedding dress was worn by Lucy Harvey when she married Bill Hughes in the 1920s. It demonstrates ...
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These are shoes worn by Lucy Harvey on her wedding day in the 1920s. They are the typical low heeled ...
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Donor ref:(22/28211)
Source: Brampton Museum and Art Gallery, Newcastle under Lyme
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