Talk Series - The History of Candor
Quilts as Part of American Life

 The Candor Historical Society is holding the second of four in their 2004 Talk Series on the History of Candor.  On July 28, Cindy Henry will talk about Quilts as part of American Life, starting at 7:00 pm at the Candor Fire Hall.
 
Quilts have been a part of American life for over two-hundred years. They have been made and used by Americans of every walk of life:  young and old, man and woman, rich and poor, educated and unschooled, craftsperson and artist.  For many Americans, the quilt has become an object of great affection, stirring memories of childhood, family, warmth, comfort, and safety.  Come join the Historical Society explore the many styles and techniques of quilting.  Cindy will share her own personal journey through the traditions and modern methods of quilting and discuss how quilts past and present have come to hold such rich meanings in our culture.

 The event is free and open to the public.  Refreshments will be served.  For more information, contact President, Milton Dougherty, (607) 659-7357.