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On the eleventh day of Christmas our collections gave to you 11 pipes for smoking*.
*But we don't recommend it!
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📸Z 16397 A Pipe fragments, Cambridge, ?1600s
🔗https://t.co/3g6e5tRHzX
📸E 1911.102.82-87 Pipe & pipe bowls, Uganda
🔗https://t.co/8OcRNW9OY2

On the tenth day of Christmas our collections gave to you 10 deer prancing.
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📸1936.475.1-10 Ten birch-bark figures of deer, Northeast China. Collector and donor: Dr Ethel Lindgren
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On the ninth day of Christmas our collections gave to you nine dancing shields.
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📸E 1912.7.45-53 Nine wooden dancing shields, Embu, Kenya. Collector and donor: Lieutenant Granville Browne.
🔗https://t.co/ITjhD8dS7b

On the sixth day of Christmas our collections gave to you 6 geese a-walking.
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📸N.159714.RPT Six geese on a grassy bank, ?Taupō, New Zealand. Photographer: Axel Poignant, 1969.
🔗https://t.co/dzpPMjOJZc

On the fourth day of Christmas our collections gave to you four copper alloy birds.
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📸2010.92 A-B Gold dust box, Ghana. Collector: Sir Cecil ?Armitage.
🔗https://t.co/1ZvWCarIPX

On the third day of Christmas our collections gave to you three French workmen.
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📸N.152853.HNL Three French workmen liming oyster spat tiles, Arcachon, Gironde, France. Photographer: James Hornell, 21 June - 7 July 1909.
🔗https://t.co/2KaEEvVLQj

On the second day of Christmas our collections gave to you a two-turtle water pot.
📸Z 3543 Double container, Fiji. Collector and donor: Baron Anatole von Hügel.
🔗https://t.co/1QrcgndFKs
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The 12 Days of Christmas are the days between the end of Christmas Day and Epiphany, so welcome to our #12DaysOfMuseumObjects!
On the first day of Christmas our collections gave to you one snake in an apple tree.
📸Z 44595 D Print of Adam & Eve, ?Egypt
🔗https://t.co/46I0QxwXeu

Civil War soldier "Johnny" Clem was known as "The Drummer Boy of Shiloh" after legend spread that his drum was destroyed during the battle. He also fought in other battles, including Chickamauga, after enlisting with the 22nd Michigan regiment at age 12. #12DaysofMuseumObjects

12 volunteers who were kind enough to gather for a photo on their busy work day before Christmas. Thanks to ALL our amazing team of volunteers, supporters and visitors for everything in 2021 and warmest wishes for the New Year #12DaysofMuseumObjects (and people!) @MuseumsInWilts

Dan E. McGugin, Sr. smoked this tobacco pipe during the years that he was Head Football Coach at @VanderbiltU, 1904-1934. McGugin was known to give inspiring talks to his players and closed out his career with an outstanding 197-55-19 record. #12DaysofMuseumObjects

10 rings for #12DaysofMuseumObjects today with a conservation story from 2021 https://t.co/X9GcnxO1vz

The woman who owned these shoes wore them to a ball for the Marquis de LaFayette during his visit to #Nashville in 1825. LaFayette, a French nobleman and soldier, fought in the American Revolution and was revered by many, including George Washington. #12DaysofMuseumObjects

This butter churn with oak frame, tin bucket and wooden dasher churned milk into butter using a treadle that was operated by a person's feet. It was originally made in Clarksville, Tennessee and used by the Maxwell family from Henry County. #12DaysofMuseumObjects

This sumptuous 1886 "crazy quilt" made by Bertha Waldauer Marshall is particularly unusual because of the large central area with an embroidered chenille swan, the amount of decoration in its velvet borders, and the unique chenille fringes on three sides. #12DaysofMuseumObjects

The Museum wishes you a happy holiday season filled with peace and joy, and a great New Year as we head into 2022. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Pictured: "Silent Night" depicting the Tennessee State Capitol by Jean Gauld-Jaeger, 2009. #12DaysofMuseumObjects

The double wedding ring pattern was very popular in the 1930s, but it is unusual to find it in only 2 colors as seen here. It is possible that this quilt was created as a wedding present. It is from the family of Jean Schiilling of Cosby, Tennessee. #12DaysofMuseumObjects

For #12DaysofMuseumObjects the #MorganLogHouse for this #TwelfthDay, brings you twelve porcelain knobs. Do you know what these were used for?
They are an early component for electrical wiring called knob & tube.
Thank you for allowing us to share some of our collection.

All together now - on the 5th day of #12DaysofMuseumObjects - we can sing 'Five Squ-are Bolts'
@MuseumsInWilts @KAcanalTrust

In "Mama's for Christmas," artist Sally Vaughan depicts a day from her childhood memory at the Billington Family Home near Franklin, Tennessee. Family members bring gifts and a tree through the snow. See this painting on display in "Why Do Museums Collect?" #12DaysofMuseumObjects

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