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In an interview with Martha’s great-grandson James Grauerholz of Lawrence, Kansas, he mentioned that sewing was a family affair and a shared love, passed on through generations. In fact, Martha’s granddaughter and James’ mother, Selda Paulk Grauerholz, treasured Martha’s quilt and was key to the quilt’s arrival at the Kansas State Historic Textile Museum. An avid collector of vintage clothing and sewing materials, Selda was the unofficial historical object “go-to” person in her hometown of Coffeyville, Kansas.

Martha’s Quilt