This is one side of the quilt square display at the Dandridge Senior Citizen Center, which was founded in 1978. Members working on the project submitted ideas to be selected, and this one had the second most votes and displayed at the center

See the Blazing Star quilt pattern at Jefferson City Hall. The building was once Estes Funeral Home.

Begun in 1935, this business is still in operation today. The quilt square is located on the oldest warehouse which was the first livery stable in Jefferson City.

This land was once a part of a larger piece of property and has been farmed for many years. Get a close-up look at the Bird of Paradise quilt block.

This barn, originally built in 1931, is visible from highway 92.

This barn was built after the turn of the century. Legend has it that when the settlers came through, the strawberry plants were so thick that the legs of their horses were red

This barn was built after the turn of the century. Legend has it that when the settlers came through, the strawberry plants were so thick that the legs of their horses were red.

Come see the Bear Claw pattern on the shed at this 1930s home in Jefferson City, TN.

The flower patterns in this basket are painted in the colors of the birthstones of three generations of this family.

The flower patterns in this basket are painted in the colors of the birthstones of three generations of this family.

Allandale Mansion was the dream home of Ruth and Harvey Brooks. They built and furnished a distinctive home on grounds which were designed by the same man who served as the landscape architect for President Dwight Eisenhower.

Allandale Mansion and its grounds were left to the city by Harvey Brooks when he died in 1969. One of the conditions of his will was that Allandale "shall be open to the public and held for public use and benefit." In 1983, the city government supported a group of citizens in their efforts to renovate the facilities and develop the use of the facility. Since then, Allandale has made steady progress toward meeting the vision of Harvey and Ruth Brooks.

The beautiful barn at Allandale Mansion, one of the areas lovliest and oldest mansions, is home to more than just horses and visitors. Here you will find all the Stars over Tennessee.