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JULY
2019 FEATURE ARTICLE |
| Civil War Era Quilts |
The main uses for quilts outside the home during the Civil War Era
were for warm bedding, for shrouds to bury the dead, and to auction
to raise money for the Sanitary Commission. Women wanted to help
with the war effort and by making quilts they found satisfaction
and their collective effort gave them camaraderie with other women
with the same worries about the nation. |
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JANUARY
2019 - The "Kaiser Role" in the Years After the Sale
of Vail Ranch |
FEFRUARY
2019 - 1909 Building has Varied Past |
MARCH
2019 - The Temecula Valley and its Water History |
APRIL
2019 - Warner Store Ledger Tells Tales of the Era |
MAY
2019 - Paving Temecula Grade for the Inland Highway |
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JUNE
2019 - Perilous Days of Pioneers |
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JULY
2019 - Civil War Era Quilts |