The owners of the studio had this mural painted to depict the Jefferson City Train Depot downtown. Two volunteers painted it.

The dairy has been in operation since 1893. The family painted the quilt pattern based on a family quilt.

This pattern is based off of a family quilt and was painted by the Skeens. The eight points originally represented the eight family members.

This house was built in 1910 by the mercantile Minnis family. The square is based off of the original quilt.

The pattern represents the geese that fly over the river near the barn. The farm is located in the Sweet Gum bend of the Holston River and has been in the family for years.

This land used to be Sunny Slope Dairy Farm, and is now Grandeur View Subdivision. The Sartain barn was built in 1996.

The other half of the Dutch couple on the red Cate barn in Strawberry Plains.

See the Eye of God quilt pattern at the Gentry barn, formerly a hay barn, horse barn, storage, and tobacco barn. The painting was done by three out of the four generations of the family.

The little Dutch girl faces her Dutch boy friend on the red Cate barn.

This barn was built in 1931 and has been in the family for generations. The pattern is based off of family quilts.