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Slater Industrial Academy Cooking Class

Slater Industrial Academy Cooking Class

Women in cooking class at Slater Industrial Academy and State Normal School, c. 1912. In the school catalog, Cooking came under the category of Science. Note the long skirts, long sleeves, and aprons, which would have been typical of the time period.

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created
00/00/1914
creator
WSSU
description
Women in cooking class at Slater Industrial Academy and State Normal School, c. 1912. In the school catalog, Cooking came under the category of Science. Note the long skirts, long sleeves, and aprons, which would have been typical of the time period.
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wsu/wssl/wsu_wssl_00069, wsu/wssl/wsu_wssl_00069-th
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WSSU Student Life
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WSU_wssl_69
publisher
CG Okelly Library
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These images are protected by copyright restrictions. Please contact the owning library (CG Okelly Library) for more information
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Winston Salem State University
subject
Winston-Salem (N.C.), Winston-Salem State University, African American--North Carolina--Winston-Salem (N.C.), Home economics, Digital Forsyth, Forsyth County (N.C.) -- History -- Sources, Forsyth County (N.C.) -- History -- Pictorial works
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Slater Industrial Academy cooking class
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