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McNear: A timeline of wedding dresses is on display at the Kelley House Museum
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McNear: A timeline of wedding dresses is on display at the Kelley House Museum
Currently on exhibit at the Kelley House Museum is “Tying the Knot: Bridal Fashion Unveiled,” which features seven pieces of clothing worn by Mendocino brides from the mid-1860s to 1978. One of these pieces includes the wedding attire of Caroline “Carrie” Correia-Silva, who became Carrie Costa upon her marriage to Manuel Costa on Christmas Day, 1904. Carrie’s wedding dress consists of a bodice and skirt, both pale blue with white lace trim and a…
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