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Early Life in Taylor, Arizona
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    • Confederate Defeat quilt

    • Confederate Defeat quilt

    • Camp, Margaret Henrietta Baird

    • Building Furnishings, Bedding, Quilt

    • 100 Year old quilt is hand pieced and quilted . Pattern is Confederate defeat or Democratic victory
    • Jennings bass drum

    • Jennings bass drum

    • Unknown

    • Technology and Equipment for Communication; Musical;Bass Drum

    • 1830's 25 inch diameter wood drum with a beehive painted on one side. It has a deer skin drumhead.
    • Ox yoke

    • Ox yoke

    • Unknown

    • Distribution and Transportation;Land Transportation, Accessory;Yoke, Animal

    • A bleached well worn wooden crosspiece to hook two oxen together, with two bow shaped areas to fit the heads of the draft animals
    • Swift closed

    • Swift closed

    • Unknown

    • Technology and Equipment for Materials; Textile Working Technology and Equipment; Swift

    • A device to hold a hank of yarn for winding off into skeins. Made of wood and it opens like an umbrella and can be be adjusted to hold different amounts of yarn.
    • Swift

    • Swift

    • Unknown

    • Technology and Equipment for Materials; Textile Working Technology and Equipment; Swift

    • A device to hold a hank of yarn for winding off into skeins. Made of wood and it opens like an umbrella and can be be adjusted to hold different amounts of yarn.
    • Taylor centennial quilt

    • Taylor centennial quilt

    • Unknown

    • Buildings Furnishings; Bedding; Quilt

    • A hand pieced, hand quilted cotton quilt comprised of a block from most residents in Taylor, Arizona for their Centennial Year in 1987. Created by the women in Taylor, Arizona.
    • Anvil

    • Anvil

    • Unknown

    • Technology and Equipment for Materials; Metalworking; Anvil

    • A heavy iron block with a smooth face used for blacksmithing and also to produce a canon like sound.
    • Conestoga wagon

    • Conestoga wagon

    • Unknown

    • Distribution and Transportation;Land Transportation, Animal Powered;Wagon, Conestoga

    • A large, heavy wide wheeled covered wagon used to haul freight cross country
    • Tithing book

    • Tithing book

    • Unknown

    • Communication Artifact;Documentary Artifact;Book, Account

    • A leather bound account book with entries for tithing given in kind in the 1890s in Taylor, Arizona. Account book was kept by the Taylor Ward Clerk, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
    • Shumway schoolhouse

    • Shumway schoolhouse

    • Jones, John Zane (Billy)

    • Structure; Building; School

    • A one room school house made of soft red brick with student names from yesteryear etched in them. It has a bell steeple at the front. The inside is a typical one room school house setting. Al Shumway: "In 1893 a log meeting house was built. ...
    • Parlor furniture set

    • Parlor furniture set

    • Unknown

    • Building Furnishings; Furniture; Chairs

    • A rocker, a great chair and an accent chair, all one set, upholstered.
    • Willow baby crib

    • Willow baby crib

    • Faught, Henry

    • Building Furnishings; Furniture; Crib

    • Baby crib with some curved spindles cut from willows from Silver Creek.
    • Pot bellied stove

    • Pot bellied stove

    • Smith-System Heating Co., Minneapolis, Minn.

    • Furnishings; Temperature Control Device; Stove

    • Convection pot bellied stove, 20 inch diameter, 5 feet 6 inches tall with chimney coming out of center top. It is round, but the bottom 8 inches are a square shape and it has four wrought iron claw legs. Decorative metal door open to feed wood...
    • 1884 Log cabin

    • 1884 Log cabin

    • Unknown

    • Structure; Building; House

    • Hand hewn squared logs used in log cabin built in 1884. It has one side window, one front door, one side door, two back windows and a loft. The Hancock Log Cabin was built around 1890 near Silver Creek on the East Side of Tumbleweed Street....
    • 1884 Log cabin kitchen area

    • 1884 Log cabin kitchen area

    • Unknown

    • Structure; Building; House

    • Hand hewn squared logs used in log cabin built in 1884. It has one side window, one front door, one side door, two back windows and a loft. The Hancock Log Cabin was built around 1890 near Silver Creek on the East Side of Tumbleweed Street....
    • 1900 Standifird home parlor

    • 1900 Standifird home parlor

    • Brimhall family

    • Structure; Buildings; House

    • Home built from native sandstone with walls two feet thick, two chimneys and a tin roof. James Pearce and John H. Standifird were the two first settlers in Taylor. The Standifird Home was built in about 1900 by the Brimhalls. It was rented out ...
    • 1900 Standifird home upstairs A

    • 1900 Standifird home upstairs A

    • Brimhall family

    • Structure; Buildings; House

    • Home built from native sandstone with walls two feet thick, two chimneys and a tin roof. James Pearce and John H. Standifird were the two first settlers in Taylor. The Standifird Home was built in about 1900 by the Brimhalls. It was rented out ...
    • 1900 Standifird home upstairs B

    • 1900 Standifird home upstairs B

    • Brimhall family

    • Structure; Buildings; House

    • Home built from native sandstone with walls two feet thick, two chimneys and a tin roof. James Pearce and John H. Standifird were the two first settlers in Taylor. The Standifird Home was built in about 1900 by the Brimhalls. It was rented out ...
    • 1900 Standifird home

    • 1900 Standifird home

    • Brimhall family

    • Structure; Buildings; House

    • Home built from native sandstone with walls two feet thick, two chimneys and a tin roof. James Pearce and John H. Standifird were the two first settlers in Taylor. The Standifird Home was built in about 1900 by the Brimhalls. It was rented out ...
    • Flapper dress

    • Flapper dress

    • Unknown

    • Personal Artifact; Clothing Outerwear; Dress

    • Homemade flapper aqua chiffon gauze dress made in style used in the 1920's

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