Hornbein, Flora Anfenger, 1888-1964

Left to right Essie Anfenger, Milton Anfenger, Louise Anfenger, Philip Hornbein, and Flora Hornbein in front of a piano in the living room in the Hornbein home. A dog sits on Mrs. Anfenger's lap.

Contains Flora Anfenger Hornbein (maiden name Flora Anfenger)'s wedding dress and corset.

A single layer corset made from two pieces of cotton muslin and ten bones finished with twill tape to provide support for the corset frame. Satin ribbon and eyelet lace is stitched over the outside of the cotton muslin. This view shows the outside of the corset and the back lacing. Originally belonged to Flora Anfenger.

Corset belonging to Flora Anfenger Hornbein propped up on a chair.

Corset and bloomers belonging to Flora Anfenger Hornbein propped up on a chair.

A young Flora Anfenger Hornbein sits on a couch wearing a white dress and gloves.

An off-white cotton wedding dress with cutwork and off-white embroidery. This view shows the front of the dress. The garment was created from sixty-four separate pieces. The embroidery and cutwork design consists of floral, leaf and pinwheel motifs. The dress was worn by Flora Anfenger at her marriage to Philip Hornbein in 1905.

Brief biographies of Jewish men and women who grew up in Jewish communities in Colorado. Contains historical photographs and interviews with people describing their childhoods.

Philip and Flora Hornbein stand behind two of their children, Philip Jr. and Marjorie, on vacation in Pine Crest, Colorado. The family stands on a trail.