Mrs. Tucker C. Laughlin pocket diary 1888-1890

Mrs. Tucker C. Laughlin pocket diary

Mrs. Laughlin was a Chestnut Hill seamstress and housewife. Her husband, Tucker Laughlin, was a stonecutter in Germantown, PA. In her pocket diary she reports on the household, sewing, family, and social activities.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Laughlin, Mrs. Tucker C. b 1859 (Creator)
Collection:Mrs. Tucker C. Laughlin Pocket Diary
Collection Number:Am.19996
Format: Manuscript
Language:English
Subjects:
Consumerism-19th Century-Philadelphia
Seamstress > 19th century
Women's history > Social life and customs > 19th Century.
Physical Description: 0.1 Linear feet 0.1 linear feet, 1 volume
Summary: Mrs. Laughlin was a Chestnut Hill seamstress and housewife. Her husband, Tucker Laughlin, was a stonecutter in Germantown, PA. In her pocket diary she reports on the household, sewing, family, and social activities.

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