- A
hatpin is a
decorative and
functional pin for
holding a hat to the head,
usually by the hair. In
Western culture,
hatpins are
almost solely used by...
- The
Hatpin is a
musical by
James Millar (book and lyrics) and
Peter Rutherford (composer). It was
inspired by the true
story of
Amber Murray who in 1892...
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protagonist retrieving her son from a baby farm.
Australian musical The
Hatpin features a mother's
experience with baby
farmers and was
inspired by the...
- they had been
stabbed in the
heart with a
large needle,
hence the name "
Hatpin Murders". The
couple were
tried and
found guilty in
March 1893 and both...
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flyers offering a
reward for its return. At a market, Leda buys Nina a
hatpin to help hold her
sunhat in place. When Nina asks Leda
about her daughters...
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service that
catered to
Italian Catholic girls, for
which she was
nicknamed "
Hatpin Dolly". She had a gift for
languages and
served as a
local interpreter....
- The
Battle of the
Hatpins (French:
Bataille des épingles à chapeaux) was a 1916
protest that
occurred in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, over the
effects of...
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piping around the crown. She
secured the hat to her head with a
standard hatpin.
Kennedy carried a navy
handbag with a gold
buckle and gold
chain handle...
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Eriocaulon decangulare,
commonly known as ten-angled pipewort, hat pin and bog button, is a
monocotyledonous plant native to the
eastern United States...
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became smaller and smaller,
until they
could only be held on the head with
hatpins. As hats came back into style,
bonnets were
increasingly worn by women...
