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2014.484.2971Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project Quilts
  • Document, Questionnaire
  • Other, Textiles
Questionnaires to gather information about quilts made by GCI women including members of the Ladies Aid Society. The intent was to photograph the quilts to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work. Includes forms from 20 quilters.
Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project Quilts
Catalogue #:
  • 2014.484.2971   
Type:
  • Document, Questionnaire
Subject:
  • Other, Textiles
Creator:
  • Ladies Aid
Date:
  • 2002-06
Place:
  • Cranberry Isles, Great Cranberry Island
Materials:
  • Paper
Description:
Questionnaires to gather information about quilts made by GCI women including members of the Ladies Aid Society. The intent was to photograph the quilts to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work. Includes forms from 20 quilters.
1000.27.795Cranberry Island Rugs
  • Document, Correspondence, Letter
  • Other, Textiles
  • People
Letter (copy) sent by Hugh L. Dwelley to Mildred Cole Peledeau in 2004, about Cranberry Island Rugs. Hugh's letter includes several patterns for rugs: "Jefferson's Fancy", "Dimond Diaper", "Rose of Sharon", and some unlabeled. The patterns are also labeled "Mrs. Eliza Murray", "1840", and "1844". A photo of some samples made form the patterns in 1999.
Cranberry Island Rugs
Catalogue #:
  • 1000.27.795   
Type:
  • Document, Correspondence, Letter
Subject:
  • Other, Textiles
  • People
Date:
  • 2004
Materials:
  • Paper
Description:
Letter (copy) sent by Hugh L. Dwelley to Mildred Cole Peledeau in 2004, about Cranberry Island Rugs. Hugh's letter includes several patterns for rugs: "Jefferson's Fancy", "Dimond Diaper", "Rose of Sharon", and some unlabeled. The patterns are also labeled "Mrs. Eliza Murray", "1840", and "1844". A photo of some samples made form the patterns in 1999.