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Nov 23
Hall of Flame Firefighting Museum  Phoenix, AZ 

Hall of Flame Firefighting Museum 

Phoenix, AZ 

Posted 5 months ago

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Photographer: msklar63

Camera: Fujifilm FinePix X100, Exposure: 1/40th, Focal Length: 23mm

firefighting 19th century Hall of Flame Museum

Jul 10
Artifact History I’m doing research on some artifacts for a new gallery at the museum. I had to take some shots of a late 19th century Singer sewing machine to determine its possible date. So, I’m guessing here…ca. 1891. What do you think?

Artifact History

I’m doing research on some artifacts for a new gallery at the museum. I had to take some shots of a late 19th century Singer sewing machine to determine its possible date. So, I’m guessing here…ca. 1891. What do you think?

Posted 10 months ago

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Photographer: msklar63

Camera: iPhone 4, Aperture: f/2.8, Exposure: 1/15th, Focal Length: 3mm

sewing machine patent artifact 19th century

Jul 1
Domestic Art Silhouette of a late 19th century Singer sewing machine at the Rosson House Museum, an 1895 brick mansion in downtown Phoenix, AZ. 

Domestic Art

Silhouette of a late 19th century Singer sewing machine at the Rosson House Museum, an 1895 brick mansion in downtown Phoenix, AZ. 

Posted 10 months ago

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Photographer: msklar63

Camera: iPhone 4, Aperture: f/2.8, Exposure: 1/187th, Focal Length: 3mm

silhouette sewing machine Singer 19th century historic house museum

Jun 23
Up on the Roof Lines from several late 19th century wood-shingled rooves on Historic Heritage Square.  Phoenix, Arizona

Up on the Roof

Lines from several late 19th century wood-shingled rooves on Historic Heritage Square. 

Phoenix, Arizona

Posted 11 months ago

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Photographer: msklar63

Camera: Fujifilm FinePix S5700 S700, Aperture: f/5, Exposure: 1/180th, Focal Length: 83mm

roof rooves wood shingles house Phoenix 19th century

Jun 8
Graces Rosson House Museum volunteer learns to play Graces so she can help others at our Summer Games 2012. Graces was a popular game for girls in about the 1830s. You play with two people. Each person has two sticks. The object of the game is to send flying one to three wood hoops while the other person tries to catch them with her sticks. Each captured hoop is one point. The first person to score ten points wins. This game is a little early for our history site, but I had the games in my supplies. So, we’re playing them tomorrow. 

Graces

Rosson House Museum volunteer learns to play Graces so she can help others at our Summer Games 2012. Graces was a popular game for girls in about the 1830s. You play with two people. Each person has two sticks. The object of the game is to send flying one to three wood hoops while the other person tries to catch them with her sticks. Each captured hoop is one point. The first person to score ten points wins. This game is a little early for our history site, but I had the games in my supplies. So, we’re playing them tomorrow. 

Posted 11 months ago

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Photographer: msklar63

Camera: Fujifilm FinePix S5700 S700, Aperture: f/4.5, Exposure: 1/300th, Focal Length: 6mm

game 19th century Graces girl hoop ribbon Phoenix Arizona