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Handwritten note from Magdalene Hendricks Booze, mid 20th century
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Handwritten note from Magdalene Hendricks Booze, mid 20th century
An off-white handwritten note done in pencil. It features rounded cursive writing, and is signed by the writer. The text has to do with the use and date of a garment with which it was found. The note is written on a crinkled rectangle of paper. Transcription reads, " The Dress I was married in April 19, 1924 at Petersburg, V[irgini]A in the home of Rev. Brown. We journed [sic] to Richmond VA where we lived for 1 year. M. Hendricks Booze."
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Preserving a Love Story: A Glimpse into Magdalene Hendricks Booze's Wedding Day". This print showcases a precious artifact from the mid-20th century, offering us a heartfelt connection to the past. The off-white handwritten note, delicately penned in pencil, reveals the enchanting tale of Magdalene Hendricks Booze's wedding day. The rounded cursive writing gracefully dances across the crinkled rectangle of paper, transporting us back to April 19,1924. On this momentous occasion in Petersburg, Virginia, within the intimate confines of Reverend Brown's home, Magdalene exchanged vows with her beloved. The dress she wore on that joyous day becomes an emblematic symbol of their union. As we read through her words and feel the weight of history upon them, we learn that after their nuptials they embarked on a journey to Richmond where they resided for one year. Signed by M. Hendricks Booze herself as if sealing their love story for eternity. This photograph not only captures an individual narrative but also represents broader themes such as African American heritage and cultural history in America during the early 20th century. It serves as a reminder of how personal stories intertwine with national narratives and enrich our understanding of our shared past. Displayed proudly at the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC), this remarkable piece allows visitors to immerse themselves in Magdalene Hendricks Booze's world—an extraordinary testament to enduring love and cherished memories.
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