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Quilts and Blocks
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J-3 Rick's Volleyball Net,
hand-pieced by Dana Lynch, Memphis, Tennessee, at Gettysburg Quilt Camp,
July 24, 1998: the most perfect Jane-like block in the history of the project!
Congratulations, Dana!!
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Jane's House
in Vermont
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recent trip to Vermont. Jane's house and birthplace are about a mile from
The Historical Society in Shaftsbury, Vermont, where Jane is buried. You
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The front of Jane's home. The area on the right was
a porch until 1988-1989.
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Jane's barn (Walt's too :-)). The lower level includes
five horse stalls. The entrance to the upper level is in back, up the hill.
What a place for a camp!
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Jane's house and barn.
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Jane's birthplace - diagonally across from her home
on Route 7A, in Shaftsbury.
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Jane's birthplace - view from the top of the hill
beside her barn (across the road). Just look at the view of the mountains
she saw every morning!
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Jane's Grave
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Jane's grave - Monument as photographed by Nancy Zinni, September, 1998
Jane's new monument, made possible by
donations from Dear Jane quilters all over the world. The monument was
set April 8, 1999 on her birthday. A special thank you to all who helped
make this dream a reality.
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