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Note: Occasionally Boots Street- the street behind The Quilters Hall of Fame- and 10th Street are closed. The City of Marion is upgrading the streets and putting in a bike lane. Please remember that you are welcome to park on Washington Street in front of the museum.
Quilts of Hubert Ver Mehren: From Giant Medallions to Elegant Embroidery. Now through July 26, 2025.
Hubert Ver Mehren will be inducted into The Quilters Hall of Fame this summer for his significant impact on the quilt world in the 1930s. Ver Mehren’s quilt patterns are considered some of the most complex and dramatic designs of the day. He marketed his patterns anonymously or under pseudonyms so he is largely unknown and TQHF feels it is time that he is recognized for his influence on twentieth century quiltmakers! Stop in to see Ver Mehren’s quilt designs at The Quilters Hall of Fame, 926 Washington Street, Marion, IN. We are open Tuesday – Saturday, 10am – 4pm.
This exhibit has been made possible in part by Indiana Humanities, “Keep the Humanities Alive in Indiana.”
Left: Detail of Blossom Time ca 1933. Right: Rising Sun ca 1933.
Discover Stories Stitched in Time
The Quilters Hall of Fame Permanent Collection is restricted to items that have a relationship with one of our honorees and is a treasure trove full of quilts, fabrics, tools, and artifacts that illuminate the lives and legacies of America’s most influential quilters.
Click here to view a Virtual tour of The Quilters Hall of Fame
We are very excited with the progress that is being made on The PCC & St. Louis Train Depot! Custom made front doors have been installed and 12 additional new windows have been installed! We also have raised the money for a new HVAC system to be installed! Thank you for your support in this project.
