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The Inlay Star on Ramsey's barn is befitting a full-time working farm. The Ramsey family farm produces cattle, tobacco and hay in the heart of Appalachia
Find an Irish Chain in Tennessee at the Coffey farm.
This quaintly restored historic Southern Railway Depot houses the Tennessee Newspaper & Printing Museum and serves as Rogersville's heritage tourism
www.katysfabric.comKaty’s Fabric is a family owned fabric store that has been in business since 1966. They carry a variety of fabric, notions, patterns, books, embroidery, supplies, and pre-cut quilt kits. They also carry die-cut shapes, and will cut custom shapes for desig ...
www.shortmountaindistillery.comThey provide free distillery tours and free tastings of their 105 proof authentic Tennessee Moonshine where folks can also learn about the rich heritage of whiskey making and how their 300 acre farm works.
The owners of the studio had this mural painted to depict the Jefferson City Train Depot downtown. Two volunteers painted it.
Jubilee Art Gallery is the perfect stop to browse some local art, handmade jewelry, quilts and other crafts.
Judy and family live in a newly built home (2010) on the corner of West Commercial Ave. and N. Oak St. right across the road from another quilt square owner, the Cantrell Family.
The homestead was built sometime before the Civil War and has since been restored. The quilt pattern is based off of a family quilt and is on the barn near the house.
LeMoyne Star hangs on the Bacon barn. An early quilt pattern dating back to the early 1800s, it is also known as the Eight Point Star or Puritan Star.
Heading to Big Ridge State Park, the Chuck Swan WMA, or Norris Lake? Stop along the way and find what you need at A.T. Cole's!
These two quilt squares are located on the barn at the home place of William and Pearl Hopkins, Serenity Hills. They are from the quilts made by Pearl, and are in honor of her. They were made by granddaughter, Rosemar
The Ewe & I sells yarn and crafting items and is located in historic Rogersville, Tenn.
Mrs. Pointer, Granny to her family, made a Little Dutch Girl quilt for each of her granddaughters and great grand daughters (six total).
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