A Quilters
Journey Through New England Past and Present
Narrated Slide Presentation
by Kimberly Wulfert, PhD
This narrated slide presentation is fun, highly educational and visually
interesting . . . not a sleeper by any means. I teach about early 18th
to 19th century quilt and textile history, focusing on the New England
area, where the textile Industrial Revolution began in the US. My slides
and text present the manufacturing, mills, quilts, looms and so on, used
at that time. I cover major New England museums and their own history,
unique buildings and grounds. You will get a a taste of their quilts and
exhibits. One could plan a visit around this show. Currently, the 1997
New England Quilt Guild Show is included, as are some quilt shops and
other places of interest in Mass, NH, VT, Amish country and DE. I also
bring a few antique quilts from New England, which I show at the end of
the presentation. This presentation lasts about 1 hour and 10 minutes.
For
more information on what I offer to organizations and individuals in quilt history
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Contact
information:
Kimberly Wulfert, PhD
226 W Ojai Ave Ste 101, #107
Ojai CA 93023-3214
805-649-1821
quiltdating@jetlink.net