If some of the quilts are made in Utah, perhaps Phil Notoriani at the
Utah State Historical Society, Randy (whose last name has slipped my
mind right now) (800) 453-3860 (ask for the Search Room) the LDS Church
Archives or Carol Edison or Craig Miller (801) 533-5760 at the Utah Arts
Council Folk Arts Program may be able to help you with photographs from
the 1980s and 1990s.


Olivia S. Anastasiadis wrote:
>
> Anyone out there familiar with scenes of women quilting or at quilting
> bees?  I'm looking for images that I can use as photomurals to supplement
> a quilting exhibition.  The quilts we will have on display range from the
> late 1890s, 1920s/1930s, and 1990s, so the images can fall into any of
> those periods.  The quilts were made locally (Orange County, California),
> in Utah, and in the Tennessee area.   I struck out at three local
> sources.   Any help in finding a source would be greatly appreciated by
> me.
>
> O
>
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