Singer Treadle Sewing Machine - Dallas TX - Household Appliances and Presses on Waymarking.com

This treadle-powered Singer Sewing machine would sew as fast as the sewer could push the treadle back and forth with their feet. A leather cord connected to the treadle turned the wheel on the machine. It is a beautifully-ornate decorative machine, meant to be displayed with pride in a home.

The sewing machine dates from before 1910, because that is the cut-off year for the Dallas Heritage Village. Nothing that is of a newer vintage than 1910 is on display at the museum.

The machine is located inside the Shotgun House at Dallas Heritage Village.

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Address: 1515 S Harwood St Dallas, TX 75215 Website for additional information: [Web Link] Website for Museum/Business: [Web Link] Admission: $9, $5 Business Hours: Sunday: Noon to 4 p.m. Monday: Closed to the public Tuesday – Saturday: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed the months of January and August

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