Lavender satin dress made by dressmaker Caroline Mundahl, St. Paul, 1910–1913.

Evening gown of cream colored silk faille with chiffon inlets, pleated off shoulder style enhanced by large bunches of white velvet ribbon flowers. Worn by Jessica De Wolf as the soloist at the opening of the St. Paul Auditorium, April 1907. She was for many years a member of the choir of House of Hope Presbyterian Church and active on the Schubert Club Board of Directors. Attributed to Mary Abigail O'Keefe Molloy, Saint Paul, Minnesota dressmaker.

Wool traveling suit ca. 1906, made by Julia Tomasek and worn by Greta Spinning Evans.

Linen dress by the Misses Leonard, St. Paul dressmakers, 1900–1902.

Teacher and students in a class for seamstresses, Dawson, Minnesota, ca. 1900.

Seamstresses ca. 1900

Silk and lace bodice made by dressmaker Katherine Kiernan, St. Paul, Minnesota, 1897–1899.

Chiffon and satin wedding gown attributed to Mrs. George F. Hall, 1893‒1897.

Evening dress bodice, 1890–1899. Attributed to Mary Molloy.

Interior view of Mary Molloy's dressmaking shop, 15 Forepaugh Block, St. Paul. Photograph by Edward Straus, ca. 1890.