Sisters at the Loom: A Baer Family Legacy

Frances Richardson

In 1832, in Panther Gap, near Goshen, Anna Baer wove a bed coverlet for her family. She saved the pattern she used, along with twenty others she and her sisters had collected. Nearly two hundred years later, a group of handweavers has produced a set of textiles from those patterns. The materials created by modern weavers have been added to the Baer family collection.

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