• Article, Newspaper - "Madison's Princess Pignatelli" Article from the Shore Line Times, May 3, 1978.
Article, Newspaper - "Madison's Princess Pignatelli" Article from the Shore Line Times, May 3, 1978.
Article, Newspaper - "Madison's Princess Pignatelli" Article from the Shore Line Times, May 3, 1978.

Article, Newspaper - "Madison's Princess Pignatelli" Article from the Shore Line Times, May 3, 1978.

Madison Historical Society
May 3 1978
Newspaper
16 1/2 in. H X 21 in. W Measurement Notes: Width of both pages together
Two copies of the "Madison's Princess Pignatelli" article by Susan Neale, from the Shore Line Times, May 3, 1978, pages 20-M and 21-M. The article gives an overview of Constance Wilcox Pignatelli's (1885-1977) life and includes 7 photographs. Both copies are cut in half, though one has been glued together. Copy that was glued together as some tears at the sides.Constance, alongside Alice Keating Cheney, started the Woodland Garden Players, which performed behind her family home on Island Avenue, named "Oakledge". This group later evolved into the Jitney Players.H: 16 1/2 in. W (of both pages intact): 21"
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