Dublin Core
Title
Ballot Box
Subject
Daughters of Penelope membership
Description
Wooden Ballot Box used to select members - also known as "blackballing" where secret ballots are made by placing white and black balls into one side of the box - when voting is completed and balls displayed, all present can see the results (white for acceptance and black for rejection) but not who place the balls.
Creator
McOrillis No C-184- Est. 1846
Source
Dontee September 6, 2018
Publisher
The Greeks in Washington Museum
Date
Mid 1900s
Contributor
Tommy Rakus
Rights
N/A
Relation
AHEPA and Daughters memorabilia
Format
6" x 9" x 4" wooden oak, double-hinged box with handle
Language
N/A
Type
Artifact
Identifier
2018-09-034
Category 10, on Display
AHEPA
Category 10, on Display
AHEPA
Coverage
Washington State
20th Century
20th Century