leather

c.1918-1920

Found at 6 Winchester Street

By Zaza, Maggie, Frida & Nilla

Child’s boot

A pink piece of paper with handwritten text and flower drawings. The text explains the history of an old child's boot made of leather, nails, and thread, found under a house on Winchester Street.
Crinkled brown paper in the shape of a mountain on a white surface.
A crumpled brown paper bag on a white surface.
Crumpled brown paper on a white surface.
A homemade paper boat with dark brown and black colored paper, decorated with a string of small green elements, placed on a white surface with shadows.
A handwritten sign on a piece of paper advertising new shoes, with the words 'New Shoes', 'Lily's New Shoes' written in colorful marker, and a small drawing of a boot at the bottom.
A pencil sketch of a girl standing next to a shoe box labeled 'like fine'. The girl appears upset, with a frown, and says, 'I hate my shoes' in the drawing. The background shows a simple landscape with a horizon line.
A child's sketch of two people, one larger and school-aged, the other smaller and younger. The larger person is saying "Hi, hun" and the smaller person is replying "I needed me".
A hand-drawn sketch of two children, one kneeling and one sitting on a chair, having a conversation. The kneeling child says "do they sit" and the sitting child responds "yes."
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