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HOUS2D-00059

African-American woman reenactor sewing at Yorktown battlefield, Virginia.
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North Wind Picture Archives brings history to life with stock images and hand-colored illustrations

Media ID 5881565

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1700s 18th Century Apron Chore Cloth Craft Daily Life Female Free Black Hand Handcraft Handicraft Home Made Living History National Park Sewing Stitch Textile Thread Virginia Woman Yorktown Mend Mending Needle And Thread Stiching


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This print titled "HOUS2D-00059" captures a poignant moment in history at the Yorktown battlefield, Virginia. In this digital photograph, an African-American woman reenactor is skillfully sewing, immersing herself in the 18th-century ambiance. Donning a vintage apron and surrounded by the rich heritage of a national park, she embodies tradition and historic significance. Her deft hands delicately mend cloth with needle and thread, showcasing her expertise in this timeless handicraft. As she meticulously stitches away, one can't help but imagine the countless stories woven into each thread - tales of daily life during North America's early years. The image transports us back to a time when handcrafts were an integral part of home life. It serves as a reminder that even amidst historical turmoil and struggle for freedom, individuals like this talented seamstress found solace in their skills. This photograph not only celebrates the artistry involved in textile work but also pays homage to the resilience of free Black women who played vital roles throughout American history. Their contributions often overlooked or forgotten are brought to light through living history reenactments such as these. With its powerful depiction of an African-American woman engaged in her craft against the backdrop of Yorktown's storied past, this print evokes admiration for those who have shaped our nation's narrative through their skilled hands and unwavering spirit.

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