Shop Windows: Address Delivered Before Mothers' Department of the Chicago Kindergarten College, December 12, 1900
In this insightful address, Elizabeth Harrison discusses the importance of window displays in shaping consumer culture and influencing public taste. Drawing on her experience as an educator and advocate for early childhood education, Harrison provides a unique perspective on the role of shop windows in stimulating the imagination of children and adults alike.
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