The Peace and Plenty Coverlet, the Great Chicago Fire, and a Handmade Loom: A Material Culture Exhibit of Artifacts from the Ancestors of Barbara Booth
Date
2018-03
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Kansas State University, The Chapman Center for Rural Studies
Abstract
This study covers the material culture of five selected artifacts and a brief history of the migration of Barbara Booth’s ancestors to Kansas. Each artifact has a story attached to it that gives a glimpse into the amazing history and craftsmanship in a single family, passed down through the generations. This paper uses photography, field work, interviews, research into arts and crafts, and many original primary sources from the family.
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Rachel Hein, “The Peace and Plenty Coverlet, the Great Chicago Fire, and a Handmade Loom: A Material Culture Exhibit of Artifacts from the Ancestors of Barbara Booth,” Chapman Center Research Collections, https://ccrsresearchcollections.omeka.net/items/show/250.
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Conestoga Wagon, Council Grove, Coverlets, Jason Loomis, New England Presbyterians, Scrap blanket quilt