October 16, 2013 THE VILLADOM TIMES II • Page 13 Schoolhouse Museum (continued from page 5) for Irish caeli dancing along with home- made art in the spiraling, ornately deco- rated Celtic mode. The Korean cultural exhibit includes two hanbok, traditional full-skirt dresses with fitted bodices, two carved and painted wooden ducks that are symbols of marital fidelity, and other accessories for a Korean wedding and for daily life. Small wooden models of a Japanese shinto shrine and a Japanese Buddhist temple and a Japanese kimono are also on display. The section on liberty includes genu- ine military uniforms and field kit from the American Revolution, the Civil War, the Spanish American War, World War I, World War II, and Vietnam, with Red Cross nurses’ uniforms from both world wars and a women’s U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary uniform, set off with four-color posters. Innovation is covered by Ridgewood Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Company, the oldest performing group in Ridgewood, the Joe Jefferson Players, Orpheum, and post- ers from individual performers who live or lived in Ridgewood. Left and above: Items displayed at the Ridgewood Schoolhouse Museum