New Apron Exhibit and "Vintage Aprons: Tie One On" presentation scheduled at Sod House Museum
April 17, 2019
A new exhibit of aprons will open in May at the Sod House Museum near Aline, featuring a century’s-worth of vintage aprons. Margaret Goss of Carmen will present a lecture entitled “Vintage Aprons: Tie One On” at the Sod House Museum on Saturday, May 4, at 10 a.m.
Aprons have been around since ancient times and used for practical, decorative and ritualistic purposes. Apron comes from the French word “naperon,” meaning a small tablecloth. Women wore them to protect their clothes because they owned only one or two dresses. They were worn by homemakers, working people, tradesmen and artisans. Apro...
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