Quilt from Womens’ Missionary Society, 16th Avenue, 1932

1932

  • Titles Quilt from Womens' Missionary Society, 16th Avenue, 1932 (Descriptive)
  • Medium cotton and embroidery thread
  • Credit Line Gift of Dr. Wade Hall, Union Springs, Alabama, 2001.212
  • Work Type quilt
  • Classification Quilts

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