A presentation of 19th-century quilts from the Lincoln-Tallman Museum collection, a visiting display and demonstration of antique sewing machines, and a curated display of textiles is planned at the Rock County Historical Society’s (RCHS) Tallman Carriage House, 440 N. Jackson Street, Janesville. The presentation will be held at three different times: 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on March 15, and again at 10 a.m. on March 16. Each program is scheduled for 90 minutes.
Highlights of the events include:
- a stunning collection of 19th-century quilts from the renowned Lincoln-Tallman collection;
- live demonstrations showcasing the craftsmanship of antique sewing machines;
- a curated display of antique textiles.
Tickets for the presentations are $15; to purchase a ticket or for more information, call the Rock County Historical Society at (608) 756-4509 or visit https://rchs.us/events/. Admission supports the preservation and education operations of RCHS.
Home to six uniquely different historic sites on a 3.5-acre campus in the historic Look West Neighborhood, the Rock County Historical Society’s mission is to bridge past and present through capturing and sharing stories about Rock County, Wisconsin. Its sites include the award-winning Lincoln-Tallman Museum, the Museum & Visitor Center, RCHS Archives and Preservation Facility, Tallman Carriage House, Wilson-King Stone House, and the newly renovated Frances Willard Schoolhouse.