This collection consists of one long sleeve dress with one small head covering (cap called a câline), and a drawstring purse, handmade for the Fort Kent 100th Anniversary in 1969. These items are made of cotton print with small yellow flowers and orange leaves on white background.

The cap, called a câline, is open on the back of the head for a woman to put her knotted hair through. The front opening has lace around and a ribbon to tie the cap under the chin and a ribbon in the back that ties at the nape.

The maxi long sleeve dress, made for a young girl, has a white front bib with ten brown buttons going down. The white bib’s contour has laced. The dress has long sleeves with white cuffs that attaches with two brown buttons and some lace around the wrists.

The inside container for the drawstring purse is a white plastic receptacle covered with the same cotton print material as the dress and cap. The plastic container measures about 11.5cm in diameter and 7.5 cm tall. The cotton covering the container is about 20 cm tall and has white lace around the middle and a drawstring at the top.