This digital exhibit on the Wylie House Quilt Collection was written and curated by Gabby Krieble, Wylie House Museum Assistant, and was made possible by the Wylie House Museum's director, Carey Champion. Some contextual information was adapted from an online album for the 2017 Wylie House Quilt Show curated by Mary Figueroa, Wylie House Museum Assistant.

Photographs used in this online exhibit were provided by Gabby Krieble, Indiana University B.F.A Photography student, Nick Little, and the IU Archives Photograph Collection.

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