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Summer is here | Tobacco Valley History blog
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Tobacco Valley History blog. May 27, 2015. I mostly live in Eureka, Montana and write two blogs. One is for the Tobacco Valley Board of History, a group composed of the most remarkable older women who quilt weekly to raise funds to maintain the Historical Village. I had to capture their stories with words and photos. And when I recently began a traveling bookstore as a small business, well, it only made sense to write about that too. View all posts by tvh56 ». Laquo; Previous post. Next post ».
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Summer | Tobacco Valley History blog
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Tobacco Valley History blog. June 25, 2015. Shakespeare in the Parks. Before it gets too warm today though I wanted to mention some summer events that are actually happening at the Historical Village or to benefit the Village. On July 8, historian Hal Stearns. From Missoula will give a talk at the Village beginning at 6:30pm. This event is co-sponsored by Humanities Montana and free to the public. Another free and awesome event is this year’s play put on by Shakespeare in the Park. I mostly live in Eurek...
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The Quilt Show The Eureka Areas
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The Greatest Small Town in America. The Eureka Montana Quilt Show (or EMQS as locals refer to it) began in 2004 with a small talented group of volunteers. It has now grown into a nonprofit organization that puts on one of the biggest events in downtown Eureka that draws thousands of people annually. Hundre. Ds of colorful quilts are hung along the main street, in the Historical Village and in Memorial Park. In 2015, there were over six hundred quilts on display! Https:/ www.facebook.com/.
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Historical Village
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Eureka Area Chamber of Commerce. For more information please visit http:/ www.tobaccovalleyhistory.org/. Considerable cloudiness. Occasional rain showers this afternoon. High 44F. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 70%. Partly cloudy skies during the morning hours will become overcast in the afternoon. High 43F. Winds light and variable. Overcast with rain showers at times. High near 45F. Winds SSE at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 50%. Click the link for more information.
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Tobacco Valley History blog | Page 2
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Tobacco Valley History blog. May 30, 2016. It is official. We have stopped quilting for the summer as a group. Some of the women will. April 23, 2016. Roll that quilt one more time. Quickly now we count the days left before quilting ends for the summer. This next. March 20, 2016. Of course there are mistakes. March 8, 2016. Separates fluff from seeds, its put into gigantic bales and sent off to be made into thread and then into cloth. Not just any loom will do but looms called Sulzer shuttleless weaving ...
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July | 2015 | Tobacco Valley History blog
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Tobacco Valley History blog. July 31, 2015. Eureka Montana Quilt Show. Or that one that is so unusual to the one made of all different white fabrics? There must be a word when there is too much for your eyes to take in. That’s the Quilt Show. At some point during the day, take a break in the Historical Village Museum where it will be a tad cooler and with sounds and colors muted. There’s even a sofa there to sit on as you think about which quilt to vote for. July 8, 2015. Play it again, Sam.
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And then there is August | Tobacco Valley History blog
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Tobacco Valley History blog. August 8, 2015. And then there is August. N a machine possibly put as much love and care into a quilt as a group of women stitching by hand? Or the number of raffle tickets we would need to sell to cover the expense of the new roof? View all posts by tvh56 ». Laquo; Previous post. Next post ». 2 responses to “And then there is August”. Penny DeMora says :. August 11, 2015 at 2:06 pm. That quilt and its quilting are beautiful! August 13, 2015 at 3:52 am. Enter your comment here.
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August | 2015 | Tobacco Valley History blog
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Tobacco Valley History blog. August 24, 2015. August 8, 2015. And then there is August. N a machine possibly put as much love and care into a quilt as a group of women stitching by hand? Or the number of raffle tickets we would need to sell to cover the expense of the new roof? Play it again, Sam. The leaves are tumbling. That time of year. New Old Time Chautauqua. Shakespeare in the Parks. Tobacco Valley History blog. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Tobacco Valley History blog.
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June | 2015 | Tobacco Valley History blog
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Tobacco Valley History blog. June 25, 2015. Shakespeare in the Parks. Before it gets too warm today though I wanted to mention some summer events that are actually happening at the Historical Village or to benefit the Village. On July 8, historian Hal Stearns. From Missoula will give a talk at the Village beginning at 6:30pm. This event is co-sponsored by Humanities Montana and free to the public. Another free and awesome event is this year’s play put on by Shakespeare in the Park. June 15, 2015. Afterwa...
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Eureka Montana Quilt Show | Tobacco Valley History blog
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Tobacco Valley History blog. July 31, 2015. Eureka Montana Quilt Show. Or that one that is so unusual to the one made of all different white fabrics? There must be a word when there is too much for your eyes to take in. That’s the Quilt Show. At some point during the day, take a break in the Historical Village Museum where it will be a tad cooler and with sounds and colors muted. There’s even a sofa there to sit on as you think about which quilt to vote for. Eureka Montana Quilt Show. Laquo; Previous post.
