Mason-Dixon Sewing Company
Authentic, Quality 19th Century Reproduction Clothing / Reenactment Clothing
for the Civil War reenacting hobby, period clothing, museums, plays and much more!

ABOUT US

Jenny D'Onofrio has been researching and designing historic fashions from the 19th century for 17 years.  She volunteers at the Harford County Historical Society with the clothing collection in conservation, and exhibition work at the Hays House in Bel Air, Maryland. She displays her authentic reproduction clothing and accessories at historic Jerusalem Mill Village in Kingsville, Maryland to share and demonstrate true 19th century fashion.  She is a member of the Atlantic Guard Soldiers Aid Society and participates at Harper Ferry National Historical Park and New Market State Historical Park.
	Jenny has created clothing for the following museums and theatres. The Freedom House Museum in Alexandria, Virginia. Ford’s Theatre Washington, DC “Little House on the Prairie” Guthrie Theatre Minneapolis, MN
She has studied and learned by many memorable teachers, friends and business owners in the art of historic fashion and clothing construction.     * The Genteel Arts Academy in Gettysburg, Pa.     * Ladies & Gentlemen's of the 1860's Conference     * Baltimore City Community College           Apparel Technology           Flat Pattern Design           Fashion Design           Fashion Entrepreneurship
A proficient seamstress who is knowledgeable in historic clothing construction and fashion details and capable of capturing the mid 19th century appearance. Jenny lives in Maryland with her husband and two children.
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