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WV26241-001Fran KordekOral History
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WV25309-DAR001Kay Totten HueyOral History
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WI53719-001Louisa L. SmithOral History
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WI53597-001Lisa BinkleyOral History
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WI53549-001Christine MotlOral History
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WI53406-001Ann FahlOral History
Type:Oral History
WI53211-002Anne KingsburyOral History
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WI53211-001Terese AgnewOral History
Type:Oral History
Description:Terese Agnew began as a sculptor from Wisconsin, however, shifted to quilts as a better medium to promote her artistic expression. Because of her artistic background, many of her quilts try to use fabrics in interesting and creative ways. In her interview she discusses the evolution of her quilt “Portrait of a Textile Worker”, and the inherent symbolism of quilts as representations of caring and warmth to evoke an emotional response, especially when depicting political issues. [show more]
WI53186-001Robert IgnaszakOral History
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WI53168-001Kay SorensenOral History
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WI53120-001Jo Ann JacobiOral History
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WI53072-001Diane GaudynskiOral History
Type:Oral History
WI53012-001Maribeth SchmitOral History
Type:Oral History
WI53005-001Eldrid JohnsonOral History
Type:Oral History
WA99012-001Carol MacQuarrieOral History
Type:Oral History
WA98198-WSSDAR002Janette Marie SweckerOral History
Type:Oral History
WA98116-WSSDAR003Karen BerndtOral History
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WA98116-WSSDAR001Alva Barrett
Description:Alva Barrett is a quilter and member of the National Society of Daughters of the Americna Revolution, Tillicum chapter. She grew up in the South, and began quilting at age 16 because her entire family and community quilted. She is extremely knowledgable about quilt and textile history. [show more]
WA-002Karen SomaOral History
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WA-001Gretchen EcholsOral History
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VT05819-DAR024Helen Tiffany HibbardOral History
Type:Oral History
VT05819-DAR022Sandra Brockmeyer ButtonOral History
Type:Oral History
VT05819-DAR021Erin ButtonOral History
Type:Oral History
VT05819-DAR020Beth MyersOral History
Type:Oral History
VT05819-DAR018Ardelle RichOral History
Type:Oral History
VT05819-DAR003Nola ForbesOral History
Type:Oral History
VT05819-DAR002Shirley GarafanoOral History
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VT05819-031Nancy L. OrcuttOral History
Type:Oral History
Description:Nancy L. Orcutt is a self-taught, Vermont quilter who has been active in private quilt groups, local quilt guilds, and state-wide quilting events for many years. She believes that loving what you do makes a great quilt maker. Nancy grew up with a love of fabric that has expanded to making quilts for her family, quilts for charity, and exchanging blocks and fabrics with other quilters around the world. Nancy believes that quilts have been an important part of American life for many groups and that quilting has and should evolve over time with available technology. [show more]
VT05819-030Judith ThomasOral History
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VT05819-029Terry EatonOral History
Type:Oral History
VT05819-028Pauline TaylorOral History
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VT05819-027Carolyn Gorham GuestOral History
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VT05819-026Elaine EvansOral History
Type:Oral History
VT05819-025Terry ComeauOral History
Type:Oral History
VT05819-023Bonnie LackardOral History
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VT05819-019Mary SchilkeOral History
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VT05819-016Beth GiardOral History
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VT05819-015Irene Mills FalbyOral History
Type:Oral History
VT05819-014Miriam "Mitzi" Wiebe OakesOral History
Type:Oral History
VT05819-013Heidi Gaskin LussierOral History
Type:Oral History