What comes to mind when you think of a quilt? Family, friends, warmth, and tradition? Perhaps you think of a quilt as a striking art object hung on the wall, or even a history lesson that makes a statement about a particular society at a given time. For many, quilts are a direct highway to the past. Join Kim Ivey, senior curator of textiles, for a personal tour of the exhibit, Art of the Quilter, and a look at how and where Colonial Williamsburg’s antique quilts are stored when they are not on display HERE.
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Earlier Event: March 23
Midwives to Millwork: Tradeswomen of the 18th Century Revisited
Later Event: March 25
Ben Franklin's World: Women and the Making of Catawba Identity