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Philomath, OR 97370
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+ Cockrell Quilts
+ Horner Collection
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+ Quilt Guild

 
Marys River Quilt Guild

The Marys River Quilt Guild located in the Museum Annex on the Philomath Campus of the Benton County Historical Society. This building was built in 1949 as a church parsonage, and is located adjacent to both the museum and the collections care facility. The Campus is located six miles from Corvallis, Oregon.

MRQG Mission Statement & Purpose:

  • To contribute to the knowledge of quilting and textile arts.
  • To promote the appreciation of fine quilts and quiltmaking.
  • To contribute to the growth and knowledge of the art and the industry through educational meetings and fellowship.


Horner Museum Cockrell Quilt Collection
The Cockrell quilt collection of the BCHS Museum is online for the enjoyment of quilters world wide!
 

Membership in the Quilt Guild is open to anyone interested in quilts and quilting regardless of skill level.

More information on membership and meetings may be found at http://marysriverquiltguild.org

 

 

 

 

 

 
   
   
 

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© 2008 - 2010 Benton County Historical Society & Museum
Philomath, Oregon
The Benton County Historical Society is a nonprofit corporation that operates museum facilities for the preservation of history and culture.  Its mission is to:

  1. Preserve the material and intellectual culture of Benton County, Oregon, by acquiring and caring for significant collections that illustrate and interpret the history of the area and its relationship to the world;
  2. Enrich people's lives through exhibitions and educational programs.