quilts

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Clothing designer Abenaa Owusu showing her scrap quilt: Tallahassee, Florida

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  • Keen Hope said:
    A beautiful photo. She seems to flow right into the quilt.
  • New Mexico Chili Peppers said:
    Beautiful photo.

Mulatto ex-slave in her house near Greensboro, Alabama, May ...

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  • luluinnyc | Amy Dreher said:
    Look at those beautiful quilts!!!!!
  • Lú_ said:
    This image has been featured on Indicommons.org as among the Best of the Commons.

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  • Annette Cullinane said:
    Little did this lady realise I am sure, that her newspaper insulation, furniture and quilts would so perfectly frame her in history as a statement of her 'time'. A perfect sociological photo.
  • Lovely Cat said:
    I remember being in the "cabin" on the edge of the "colored quarters" our small Louisiana town of our then housekeeper & babysitter, Mary & her husband George Jackson. (Mary was from Georgia, coudn't read/write) say around 1950, I was four. They had one large room, two beds with quilts, newspaper on walls just as in this photo. I remember going there at Christmas, we did every year with a box of groceries and gifts, it was cold and they had a wood burning iron stove in the middle of the room with a stovepipe up through the ceiling. I'll never forget that couple and their kind regard toward us.
  • annemarie rickard said:
    amaizing how they made all the beautiful quilts that have survived to this day.....

Wilhelmina Fletcher, arrested for stealing

  • wattlesong said:
    Thank you for including the newspaper reports, which give context to these tragic photos.
  • North East Museums said:
    You're very welcome - glad you found them interesting.
  • John Evans said:
    Yet again thankyou for the back story as its always nice to know more of the lives these people had.