A history of the Kent State University Museum.

Part IV explores the costumes Hepburn wore for her roles in television films.

Part III looks at Hepburn's film costumes.

Part II explores Hepburn's stage costumes.

Part V examines Hepburn's accessories and make-up.

Examination of Katharine Hepburn's costumes and clothes.

A tour of the exhibition "Raiment for Liturgy" which features liturgical vestments.

'Fandemonium,' an exhibition featuring fans from the permanent collection of the Kent State University Museum.

On the use of cotton in fashions of the 1860s.

On women and children's fashion, and on men's ready to wear garments.

On the quilt made by Elizabeth Hobbs Keckley from scraps of Mary Todd Lincoln's dresses.

On the popular fabrics and trims used in fashion of the 1860s.

On sentimental souvenirs including photographs and hair jewelry.

On women's outerwear of the 1860s.

On the undergarments worn during the 1860s including corsets, crinolines and drawers.

On wedding fashions of the 1860s.

"Beyond Fashion: Fiber and Fashion Art" at the Kent State University Museum.

Kent State University exhibition, "Made in India."

"Kent State University Museum: Celebrating 25 Years."

"Kent State University Museum: Celebrating 25 Years."

Pleating fabric for hand smocking.