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BY THE OTEY SISTERS OF RALEIGH

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Newell (1947)- additional

Wedding Dress and Veil (1947) Additional Images

Wedding dress and veil (1947)

Wedding dress and veil (1947)

Wedding dress, detail (1947)

Wedding dress, detail (1947)

Wedding dress and veil (1947)

Wedding dress and veil (1947)

Wedding dress and veil (1947)

Wedding dress and veil (1947)

Wedding Portrait (1947)

Wedding Photograph (1947)

Wedding Photograph (1947)

Wedding Portrait (1947)

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Thank You!

The North Carolina Museum of History would like to extend a special thank-you to all of the individuals who shared artifacts, memories, historical documentation, and expertise during the creation of "Made Especially for You by Willie Kay"—especially members of the extended Otey family.

The North Carolina Museum of History also gratefully acknowledges the following businesses, organizations, and individuals for their support of this exhibition:

North Carolina Museum of History Foundation
North Carolina Museum of History Associates
Elizabeth Constant Lewis, in honor of her grandmother Elizabeth Otey Constant
Boxcar Bar + Arcade
Raleigh Chapter of the Links, Incorporated
Janine Rouson and Butch James
GE Foundation
Kannon’s Clothing
High Cotton

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