Quilting has survived since long before the Crusades when it was first introduced to Europe. This art form has endured and evolved throughout history. New Jersey holds a colorful place in its progression. Mary Archibald, local expert and active member of local quilting guilds, explains the significant hallmarks of quilting history, especially as it pertains to New Jersey. She brings with her examples of reproductive and antique quilts. Please register.
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