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1800–1810 Gallery

1780s
1790s
1800–1810
1810s
1820s
Accessories

“Homespun” Coat

Wool Broadcloth Coat and Pantaloons

Wool Broadcloth Coat and Pantaloons

Muslin Dress

Damask Dress

Apron-front Dress

Apron-front Dress

Quaker Dress

Work Dress

Muslin Dress

Cotton Netted Overdress

Cotton Netted Overdress

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This exhibition presents men’s and women’s clothing from 1780 to 1825 in a dozen period rooms throughout the museum. It considers how Americans wrestled with the political implications of fashion and national identity. In the first fifty years after the Declaration of Independence, Americans struggled to create a new national identity—and attain international credibility—and fashion was key to this effort.

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- 1780s
- 1790s
- 1800–1810
- 1810s
- 1820s
Gallery
- 1780s
- 1790s
- 1800–1810
- 1810s
- 1820s
- Accessories
About
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Media
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