NEW EXHIBITION: Miss Mollie's Voice
Meet Miss Mollie, an enslaved woman who used her skill in design and creating quilts to document her life, communicate with the Underground Railroad, and express unwavering love and commitment to her family.
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As the stories of these quilts continue to spread, Miss Mollie is now being heard around the nation.
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This exhibition will be more than an opportunity to view historical quilt design. It's an opportunity for you to feel a glimpse of that love Miss Mollie had for her family along with the tragedies and hardships experienced in that time.
Featured:
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Jim Tharpe - Miss Mollie's great, great, great grandson.
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Country Roads Quilt
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Jacob's Ladder Quilt
Opening: June 1st (Special Members Opening @ 6pm)
Closing: July 31st
Juneteenth Celebration
June 19th @ 2pm - 4pm
This celebration will focus on creating quilt patterns in a dialogue with the patterns and skill of Miss Molly Barnes. Additionally, you can take a guided experience through the quilt exhibition and have the opportunity to create your own family document in a quilt square.
Photographer: Lauren Welborn
General Admissions
Available for purchase at the front desk of the museum
Paid Admissions
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Adults................................ 10
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Seniors (Over 60).......... 8
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Students........................... 8
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Children (6-12).............. 6
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Family (4+)....................... 30
Available Discounts
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AAA Members............... 10% off
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Military.............................. 10% off
Free Admissions
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CGM Members
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NARM Members
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Ft. Vancouver Regional Library Pass