This beautiful gown is modeled by Mary Todd Lincoln, herself. Notice that Elizabeth Keckley is depicted as completing t… | Victorian fashion, Fashion 1800, Fashion
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Dressmaking Led Elizabeth Keckley From Slavery to the White House - Racked
From Slave To White House Designer: The Amazing Tale Of Elizabeth Keckley | WAMU
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Mary Lincoln's Dress | Smithsonian Institution
