T-shirt]]> This shirt was worn by Andriy Nahachewsky when he danced with Yevshan.]]> T-shirt]]> This shirt was worn by Andriy Nahachewsky when he danced with Yevshan, 1970.]]> T-shirt]]> O&O Drive-in was owned and operated by Andriy Nahachewsky's parents. This T-shirt was distributed as a promotional item.]]> T-shirt]]> hat ]]> This hat was gifted to Andriy by his aunt Helen. It was most likely used as costuming for the many performances she was involved in through St. George's church in Saskatoon.]]> vest]]> This korsetka was gifted to Andriy Nahachewsky by his cousin Virginia (Kowalski) Steffen. She wore it when she danced with the Yevshan Ukrainian Folk Ballet Ensemble in 1959.]]> runner]]> This runner was gifted to one of Andriy Nahachewsky's brothers or his parents during one of their trips to Ukraine between 1976-1979. They in turn gifted it to Andriy.]]> Magera (nee Ferbey), Odarka]]> bedspread]]> This item was embroidered by Prokop Magera's mother Odarka Magera (nee Ferbey) who lived in Fedora, Alberta, near the town of Bon Accord. Her parents came to Canada from Ukraine in 1902.]]> Magera (nee Ferbey), Odarka]]> runner]]> This item was embroidered by Prokop Magera's mother Odarka Magera (nee Ferbey) who lived in Fedora, Alberta, near the town of Bon Accord. Her parents came to Canada from Ukraine in 1902.]]> Magera (nee Ferbey), Odarka]]> runner]]> This item was embroidered by Prokop Magera's mother Odarka Magera (nee Ferbey) who lived in Fedora, Alberta, near the town of Bon Accord. Her parents came to Canada from Ukraine in 1902.]]>