The Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.) Hall
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Accession# 2006.0008
Catalog date 03/28/2006
Collection Robert L. Hunker G.A.R. Collection
Collector Robert L. Hunker
Count 1
Credit line Robert L. Hunker
Description An oak corner cabinet made in Vernacular Eastlake design. It was probably made by a local craftsman or member of the Grand Army of the Republic, Akron Chapter. The letters "GAR" are stenciled into the top with black ink. The interior shelves have a shaped front and are well finished with the original lock and reproduction key. Interior tongue and groove with beading, vertical paneling. Note the incised carved design in center and scrolls on corners.The lower section is used for storage.
Dimensions H-87 W-29 L-40 inches
Home Location G.A.R. Hall Museum
Material Wood/Metal
Object ID 2006.0008.001
Object Name Cabinet, Corner
People Hunker, Robert L.
Provenance This cabinet and its contents were given to Robert L. Hunker in the 1960s by the Akron G.A.R. when the meeting chamber was being closed and the chapter was dissolved. Robert L. Hunker received a phone call asking if he would take the cabinet and contents for safekeeping. He of course welcomed all and will remain in the G.A.R. Hall for perpetuity.
Recfrom Hunker G.A.R. Collection
Site G.A.R. Hall Museum
Site # 31
Search Terms Furnishings
Furniture
G.A.R. Hall
Grand Army of the Republic
Subjects Furniture
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