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Bridal Shop
August 3, 1949
Co-owners Eunice Mills (left) of 823 University Avenue, and Mrs. Ron (Ruth) Rosa of 305 Merrill Crest Drive arrange a satin wedding gown and veil on a mannequin at their bridal shop, located at 507...
Cinderella Frocks Shop Window
May 18, 1956
Brides window at the Cinderella Frocks store, located at 8 South Carroll Street. In the window are four mannequins dressed in bridal attire in an altar scene with window, candelabra, and vase of fl...
Manchester's, Inc., Bridal Window Display
April 8, 1953
Manchester's, Inc., bridal window display, featuring three mannequins wearing wedding attire.
Wolff Kubly Hirsig Display Window
May 18, 1950
Display window featuring a mannequin in a bridal gown and household items at Wolff Kubly Hirsig Hardware Store, 17 South Pinckney Street.
Meier Florist Bridal Window
May 19, 1929
Bride and groom mannequins with floral displays in Edward F. Meier Inc. Florist "bridal window," at 542 West Washington Avenue.
Planning a Wedding
April 2, 1957
Jill Molinaro and Patrick Levenhagen shop for wedding rings.
