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Exhibits On Display Now
The Museum is open Saturdays 1-4 p.m. and other times by appointment by contacting:
Vonnie Henninger, (814)349-8960
Jeanne Toy, (814)349-8758
Kay Gray, (814)349-5740
Room 1: Early Handmade Textiles
Examples of intricate textile artistry reflected in the form of embroidery, quilting, crocheted lace, and knitting can be seen in this exhibit. These everyday household items, beautified by individual artistic talent, have been handed down and treasured by generations of family members. They were sometimes given as gifts to family, friends, and neighbors.
It is a great tribute to women that so many fine works of art with beautiful designs and a high standard of artisanship were produced even when their manner of life was labor intensive and demanding.
Click thumbnail images for larger view
Early Handmade Needlework | Photography Exhibit | Woodward Inn | Exhibits on 2nd Floor
Craftsman Building | The Carriage House and The Barn