It is fall!

Don’t we all enjoy this time of year? The aspen and larch changing colors. Those chilly mornings when we put on a favorite sweater. Thinking about cooking soup and hearty casseroles. And yes! The quilters are back at it every Friday from 10:00am to 3:00pm at the Historical Village in the old schoolhouse. We always enjoy having visitors so don’t hesitate to stop on by some Friday to visit and see what we are working on. And while you are there – you can also check out our shop. There are all sorts of quilts, casserole carriers, scrubbies, books by Darris Flanagan, catnip mice and lovely potholders. If you aren’t able to stop by the Village on a Friday, you can always order online and we are happy to ship things to you.

Another treat at the schoolhouse on Fridays, is a wonderful select of fabrics and craft supplies we have for sale. Sally has organized it all very well so easy to pick up exactly what you need – whether its extra material for a quilt or a kit to make a Christmas decoration. Needless to say…great prices and all proceeds support the Historical Village.

Do you realize this is our 50th anniversary year? Fifty years of providing a lovely place for people to enjoy walking or having a picnic, and the buildings and archives to preserve our valley’s history. Thanks to those of you who support the Village with donations, purchases, and/or your volunteer efforts.

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About tvh56

I mostly live in Eureka, Montana and write two blogs. One is for the Tobacco Valley Board of History, a group composed of the most remarkable older women who quilt weekly to raise funds to maintain the Historical Village museum and grounds. I had to capture their stories with words and photos. And when I began a traveling bookstore as a small business, well, it only made sense to write about that too.

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