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Tracing the Genealogy of a Southern Indiana Quilt Pattern
Klassen, Teri
Keywords:
quilts, quilt history, quilt pattern, folk art, southern Indiana; material culture
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https://hdl.handle.net/2022/20558
Date:
2007-09
Publisher:
Indiana Genealogist
Citation:
Indiana Genealogist 18(3):5-15
Type:
Article
Abstract:
This article discusses quilts in the Polk's Fancy pattern, an example of the red, green, and white classic floral quilt style. The pattern apparently originated in the Mexican American War (1846-48) era in southern Indiana.
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