Poet and musician EboniRamm, left, quilt artist/textile designer Sandy Benjamin-Hannibal and Margaret Kelly, a member of the Blythewood Historical Society discuss a quilt made by Benjamin-Hannibal that will be included in the Town’s February black history celebration, ‘Stitching History Together.” | Barabara Ball
BLYTHEWOOD – Residents of the Blythewood community are invited to help make an African American community quilt that will be part of the Town’s black history celebration on Feb. 17, from 2-4 p.m. at Doko Manor.
To participate, bring a piece of cloth, 5” x 5” or larger, that is special to you or your family (your grandfather’s old work shirt, part of an old apron belonging to your grandmother, etc.) to the Langford-Nord house before Feb. 15. Sign your name on the quilt square and a brief history of the fabric piece will be documented.
An Open House will be held at the Blythewood Historical Society later for the community to see the quilt when it is finished.
Doko Manor is located at 171 Langford Road, Blythewood. The Langford-Nord house is located at 100 McNulty Street in downtown Blythewood
