Margaret Hughes vocational school materials, circa 1914.

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Margaret Hughes vocational school materials, circa 1914.

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This collection contains Margaret Hughes' class notebook for California School of Mechanical Arts first-year course of plain sewing (practice pieces) and a 1914 dedication program for the Lux School of Industrial Training. The notebook contains sewing instructions and samples of her work. A 22 x 12 inch stitch sampler on green cloth is laid in.

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Southern Methodist University DeGolyer Library

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Southern Methodist University DeGolyer Library

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California School of Mechanical Arts.

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Hughes, Margaret J.

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The Lux School, located in San Francisco, was a technical and vocational school established and maintained by an endowment in the will of Miranda Wilmarth Sheldon (Potter) Lux (1825-1894). Over the course of its existence, it had different names and a shifting scope, focusing primarily on the vocational education of young women. In 1911, the endowment funded courses arranged in conjunction with the California School of Mechanical Arts, also known as the Lick School. In 1912, the autonomous Lux S...

Lux School of Industrial Training (San Francisco, Calif.)

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