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Wedding dress worn by Lollaretta Pemberton with veil and headpiece, 1939
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Wedding dress worn by Lollaretta Pemberton with veil and headpiece, 1939
Lollaretta Elizabeth Pemberton (1895-1979) married Grover Joseph Allen (1889-1984) on 10 July 1939 in Marshall, Texas. She was Head of the Home Economics Department, Central High School, Marshall, USA. Wedding dress and accompanying accessories. The wedding gown is made of off-white lace and tulle. The gown is floor length and has lace puffed sleeves to the elbows. There is ruching down the front of the front of the bodice. There is a matching long lace and tulle veil, with an attachable headpiece and faux floral headband
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This print showcases the exquisite wedding dress worn by Lollaretta Pemberton on her special day in 1939. The elegant gown, crafted from off-white lace and tulle, exudes timeless beauty and sophistication. Its floor-length design is complemented by delicate lace puffed sleeves that gracefully extend to the elbows. The front of the bodice features intricate ruching, adding a touch of texture to this stunning ensemble. Accompanying the dress is a matching long veil made from lace and tulle, which beautifully drapes over Lollaretta's head. Attached to it is a charming headpiece adorned with faux floral details, creating an ethereal aura around her. Lollaretta Elizabeth Pemberton (1895-1979), an esteemed educator who served as Head of the Home Economics Department at Central High School in Marshall, Texas, radiates confidence and poise in this photograph. Her marriage to Grover Joseph Allen (1889-1984) on July 10th marked a significant milestone in their lives. Preserved within the National Museum of African American History and Culture, this artifact not only represents Lollaretta's personal history but also serves as a testament to African American heritage during the 20th century. Through its intricate craftsmanship and timeless elegance, this wedding dress stands as a symbol of love and celebration transcending time and cultural boundaries.
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