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Texas Quilt Museum 2013 • • •
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The Texas Quilt Museum is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit entity. It is housed in two historic 1890s buildings, which provide a fine showcase for both antique and contemporary quilt art with their high ceilings, brick walls, and original hardwood floors.
Home for the new museum is the picturesque Central Texas town of La Grange, located on the winding Colorado River between two major highways, making it within easy driving distance of the state’s major cities and airline hubs.
We're not like the politicians...our campaigns actually DO have an end, and we've reached it. Our crowd-sourced effort through IndieGoGo to raise funds for a super-duper projector and drop-down screen ended on April 9. We'll be reporting on the outcome as soon as we settle up with the IndieGoGo people (they do get a percentage for administrative costs), but though our lips are sealed until then, there's a smile on them!
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★ Space for educational lectures and presentations.
★ The Pearce Memorial Library and Material Culture
★ Study Center. The Museum will house the Pearce Memorial Library and Material Culture Study Center, where research can take place in a quiet setting, and where researchers can apply for a Scholar in Residence grant in order to conduct extended study. (The Library and Study Center will open in 2012.)
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