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Manhattan Trade School for Girls A reporter finds a cache of early 1900's report cards
pakrk   Intermediate OR USA Member since 11/22/05 Posts: 135	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 9/22/11 1:44 PM Manhattan Trade School for Girls Interesting series of articles about the school and the reporter's attempts to find their families. Many learned dressmaking at the school and the report cards follow their job histories. ------ ~Kathy Pfaff Creative Performance Babylock 5380E
annenet   Advanced VA USA Member since 8/2/03 Posts: 1012	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 9/22/11 2:24 PM Very interesting piece. That would have been the era my Father's Mother was in and as far as I know she went to 8th grade and that was it. My other GM went to secretarial school after 8th. She was about 13 years older than the other one. That tells you how limited women's careers must have been. ------ So many projects, not enough time At my house in VA: Bernina 1010, Activa 220, Artista 630E, B580 Singer 201-2, 221, Bernina Serger 1100D, 1300MDC Consew 75T At my Lake House in PA: Bernina Artista 165E, Singer 503A http://sewingtechie.blogspot.com/
mrsbewley   Intermediate OH USA Member since 8/14/08 Posts: 446	Login to reply to this post In reply to pakrk Like this post Date: 9/22/11 4:08 PM Thanks for the link - the articles are fascinating!
Robin L Intermediate IN USA Member since 8/13/02 Posts: 79	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 9/23/11 11:02 AM Enjoyed the article - thank you so much for posting it

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