Pullman Depot Heritage Center

In the next installment of our ongoing Palouse People series, Kathy Meyer will talk on “A Brief History of Quilting, from Ancient Egypt to World War II.” Historian Kathy Meyer, a 4th-generation quilter, will talk about Who made the first quilt and Why? Where did quilting become popular, and How did quilting become an artform?… Continue Reading Palouse People – A Brief History of Quilting, from Ancient Egypt to World War II

In the next installment of our ongoing Palouse People series, Kathy Meyer will talk on “A Brief History of Quilting, from Ancient Egypt to World War II.” Historian Kathy Meyer, a 4th-generation quilter, will talk about Who made the first quilt and Why? Where did quilting become popular, and How did quilting become an artform?… Continue Reading Palouse People – A Brief History of Quilting, from Ancient Egypt to World War II

Enjoy a display of more than 40 vintage quilts admission $5 | Whitman County Historical Society Members $3 Saturday April 22 - 10 AM to 4 PM Vintage Quilt Show in Freight Room and Passenger Car Demonstrations - Appaloosa Bobbin Lace Making Guild Saturday April 29 - 10 AM to 4 PM Vintage Quilt Show… Continue Reading At the Depot | 2nd Annual Vintage Quilt Show

Saturday April 29 - 10 AM to 4 PM Vintage Quilt Show in Freight Room and Passenger Car Saturday May 6 - 10 AM to 4 PM Vintage Quilt Show continues Demonstrations - Appaloosa Bobbin Lace Making Guild

Ken is a retired professor of architecture and construction management. His interest in photography began during his career at WSU when he was inspired by beautiful photographs of the area that were taken by others. When he retired in 2010, he had much more time to devote to this pursuit. He hopes his photographs will… Continue Reading At the Depot – Palouse People Talk Pullman photographer Ken Carper, “Photographing the Palouse.”