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In the 19th century children worked and played hard. Their clothes were built to last, handed down from one sibling to another. For special occasions, they would have one fancy outfit to get them through years at a time. We look for fine Victorian children's dresses, for elegance, and cowboy work clothes for sturdiness that still outlast any of today's offerings in both style and function.

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 Girl's Homestead Dress   Girl's Homestead Dress
This natural pima cotton dress has pin-tucked front with long cuffed sleeves. Front cloth covered button closure, with five more buttons on the cuffs. The material has been washed so the dress does not shrink. 100% pima cotton (pre-shrunk). 
 $52.00  Buy Now 
 Boy's Tuxedo Shirt   Boy's Tuxedo Shirt
Pictured above. Formal wear for the little buckaroo. Pin tucking on the front with a banded collar will have any boy looking sharp like a big cowboy. 
 $42.50  Buy Now 
 Girl's Chemise   Girl's Chemise
This is a cute little chemise with a top that ties so you can make it as loose or as tight as you would like. Handmade with frillies at sleeves and frillies along the bottom. 
 $30.00  Buy Now 
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The “Original Six” Harry Rogers, William Sweeney, Bill Fairweather, Thomas Cover, Barney Hughes and Henry E. Edgar discovered gold in Alder Gulch on May 26th 1863. The initial mine yielded approximately $12.30 in gold.

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