Unidentified woman in fur coat, undated

Source: Mabel Vernon Alford Collection
Creator: Unknown
Title: Unidentified woman in fur coat, undated
Date: c. 1927-1932
Description: Sepia-toned photograph of an unidentified woman standing outdoors near a wooden structure, likely a porch or small building. She is dressed in a long coat with a fur collar and holds what appears to be a fur muff, accessories commonly associated with winter fashion during the late 1920s and early 1930s. Her clothing and posture suggest a posed snapshot taken during colder weather.

The photograph reflects everyday life and personal style during the early twentieth century. Images such as this often appeared in family albums or scrapbooks, preserving informal moments and individual portraits outside the studio setting.
Type: Still image.
Subject: African American women
Fashion
Winter clothing
Everyday life
Early twentieth-century African American life
Format: 2 × 4 inch sepia photographic print.
Rights: This image is made available for research and educational use. Reproduction or publication requires permission from the Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture and History.
Rights Holder: Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture and History, Fulton County Library System