Carroll County at 200: Quilts & Textiles — Tuesday–Saturday

Accessibility: Contact the museum to confirm step-free access and other access needs.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR: A coverlet made from homespun thread near Bowdon; a Morris family hope-chest quilt; and a Clem community quilt carrying 85 signatures. The museum describes preservation work on the Clem quilt during the exhibition. Historic pieces are shown alongside work from present-day Carroll County makers. PLAN YOUR VISIT: This is an ongoing exhibit during museum hours, not a daily scheduled performance. Visit Tuesday–Saturday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.; the museum is closed Sunday and Monday. The announced final day is Tuesday, November 17. The museum's current page confirms the anniversary display is on view. A SIMPLE FAMILY PROMPT: Look for names, patterns and signs of use. Ask what an everyday household object might tell us about the people who made and kept it. Follow the museum's rules about touching and photography. Contact: 770-301-2187 or info@sqtmuseum.org. Confirm holiday closures, group arrangements and access needs before traveling. Date-range source: https://starnewsgaonline.com/2026/09/19/celebrating-200-years-of-inspiration-with-carroll-county-quilts-and-textiles-at-the-southeastern-quilt-and-textile-museum/

Organizer: Southeastern Quilt & Textile Museum