A Sandy Mush School reunion is being planned for October 14, 2017. We need your help getting in touch with anyone who ever attended Sandy Mush School. Everyone is invited! More info to come, but for now we need contact info. Please … Read More
Quilter: Ethel Ratcliff Langford Quilt Name: Double Wedding Ring Quilt Created: Late 1990’s On Loan by: Glenn Ratcliff & Terri Wells When I see this quilt, I think of my Aunt Ethel who was the quilter and a great storyteller, with a … Read More
Thanks to everyone who came out to support two of our local youth programs and have a fun-filled community day! A huge thanks to our Sandy Mush 4-H Club, the oldest in Buncombe County, for providing a great cookout meal, and to … Read More
Quilter: Laurie Brown Quilt Name: Bears Quilt Created: 2016 On Loan by: Laurie Brown I have been quilting since 1973. Everyone in my family has at least one of my quilts, so I have branched out to make them for all kinds … Read More
Enjoy the view from Nanny and Papa’s porch of the 1969 Sandy Mush Wagon Train coming up Willow Creek Rd. There is a field of tobacco in the background of the wagon photo, but otherwise much of this view remains the same, … Read More
Margaret Hawkins Brown will happily tell you she will turn ninety-five this June. Margaret is the daughter of Nola Ellen Duckett Hawkins and William Author Hawkins, and she is one of twelve children. She has touched many people’s lives in this … Read More
Quilter: Margaret Hawkins Brown Quilt Name: Dresden Plate Quilt Created: 2004 On Loan by: Dave & Kim Everett Charles and Tammy Brown and their family were among the first people we met when we came to Sandy Mush to rehabilitate the old … Read More
Quilter: Designed and Pieced by Peggy Baldwin Quilting by Longarm Quilting by Brenda Quilt Name: Williamsburg Waltz Quilt Date: 2013-2014 On Loan by: Peggy Baldwin I learned to quilt from two of my sisters. We have been gathering for a week … Read More
Quilter: Julia Borg Quilt name: “sampler” Quilt created: 1986-87 On Loan by: Julia Borg Living in a quilting community and not knowing how to quilt, I jumped at the chance to attend a twenty week quilting class offered by AB … Read More
John Garrett’s Carver Covered Wagon has been passed down through the family in Sandy Mush since 1901. John’s grandpa, Will Garrett bought this wagon in 1901; it was built by Carver Wagon Works of Morristown, Tennessee. They were considered some of the … Read More