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Postcards from the Hartsville Museum Collection

The Hartsville Museum is pleased to announce the publishing of

 

This fascinating volume illustrates the historical highlights of Hartsville, throughout 160 pages of interesting text, complemented with approximately 150 beautiful postcards and photographs that capture the emotion and spirit on which the town was built. Through this remarkable collection of postcards and text, the unique story of Hartsville comes alive for readers of all ages.

Postcards from the Hartsville Museum Collection will be a great family heritage piece, a wonderful gift, and a treasured keepsake by all.  Purchase your copy for only $22.95 plus tax ($1.84), by stopping by the Museum Gallery Store (843.383.3005) or to have a copy mailed, send a check made out to Hartsville Museum and mail to: Hartsville Museum, PO Box 431, Hartsville, SC 29551.

* Don’t forget to add the shipping and handling fee of $6.00 per copy (inside the US) and please be sure to let us know your shipping address.

 

 

                                                   

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Donna Chapman, Karen Kirkland, Peggy O’Quinn and Frances Kelley hang quilts for the 2010 Challenge.

Swamp Fox Quilters

Challenge 2010

Remember When…

This is a subject we all love to discuss! Our childhoods, our grandparents, how little it cost to buy an article “way back then” or even when life seemed less complicated and we all had less rather than more! The quilt designs stir our own personal memories and refresh us with a variety of sewing techniques and fabrics. You will see appliqués and hand and machine quilting that will leave a viewer amazed at the talents held by the Swamp Fox guild members. Every year the exhibit is different, each quilt is a work of art!

Come vote for your favorite quilt! The People’s Choice winner will be announced on the last day of the exhibit, Friday, August 27th.

 

Museum Intern, Valarie Flowers and Collections Manager, Thom Roberts hang the last quilt in preparation for opening the exhibit!

The Ribbon Winners Are….

Left to Right: Carol Lindler, Best Appliqué, Peggy O’Quinn, 2nd Place Best of Show, Best Art Quilt, Best Wall Hanging, Karen Kirkland, Best Machine Work, Harriet Whitlock, Best Interpretation of Theme and Jan Davis, 1st Place Best of Show, Best Large Quilt.