Allison Gollehon: Free Lecture on Quilting, June 29th at the Hayes Presidential Center

The Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center, in conjunction with its exclusive exhibit Patterns from the Past: Quilts of Northern Ohio, presents a series of lectures by talented Ohio quilt artists and quilt experts.

Join Allison Gollehon of the Black Swamp Quilt Shoppe in Millbury at 2 P.M. Sunday, June 29th in the Hayes Presidential Center auditorium for the first in a series of 4 free lectures on quilting, A gifted quilt artisan, Allison discusses her favorite quilt medium in her talk titled Using Wool in Quilts. Her shop specializes in quilting-wool and she shares project ideas past and present with those in attendance.

Patterns from the Past: Quilts of Northern Ohio

Patterns from the Past: Quilts of Northern Ohio

Opening June 17th at the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center, Patterns from the Past: Quilts of Northern Ohio explores the deep influences of community, geographic region, ethnicity, family tradition, and personal aesthetics women expressed by variations in style, patterns, and designs in their quilts. The more than 30 quilts in this exhibit were selected not for their beauty, but rather for the subtle reminders of the cultures and deeply held values of the diverse groups who made northern Ohio their home. Rich in color and detail, the quilts featured in Patterns from the Past are a reflection of the women and the communities that would shape the future of Northern Ohio.

Sponsored by the

Kate Doust Family

with additional funding provided by the

Jeanne Reed Foundation

Contributors

Mr. J. Patrick Doust

Firelands Historical Society Museum

Follett House Museum

Ms. Gretchen Schultz

Sandusky Public Library

Historic Lyme Village

Mr. Larry Michaels

Dorothy Metzger Family

Mountain Mist

Ms. Ricky Clark

East Toledo Historical Society

Mr. Dennis Park

Mr. Henry R. Timman

Economy Plumbing Supply

Ohio Historical Society

Sauder Village

Wood County Historical Society

Hayes Ohio Star Quilters Guild