Location: Northeast

This tobacco farm has been in the Gillie family for four generations. The square design features tobacco leaves and the International Harvester logo in the center to reflect the family’s use of those tractors. The quilt square hangs on the side of a barn that was used to cure tobacco.

A true depiction of American style, the Gunter Family proudly displays their square on the front of their family home. Wife and mom, Jessie Gunter quickly learned of the Quilt Trail shortly after moving to the area with her family. She loved the proud sense of community she felt as…

This antique store and vineyard in Eden is located in a log cabin and sits near the Virginia and North Caroline border. The quilt square design features outlines of Virginia and North Carolina along with grapevines in between to represent the dividing line between the two states.

This quilt is in memory of Becky and Walter Johnson. They are the founders of Johnson's Sporting Goods and our guardian angels now. The tractor symbolizes the hard work that was put into the farm and the cardinals symbolize them.

The City of Eden quilt square is located in the John E. Grogan park located amongst the beautiful trees on the campus of Eden City Hall. The square features images representing the city’s natural resources and wildlife including otters and turtles. The park also features a plaza, gazebo, walking trail,…

This quilt square design features vintage artwork depicting the days when plow horses were used in tobacco fields.

This former tobacco farm has been in the Burton family for 130 years. The quilt square is seen on the side of log barn that has been covered in tin and was used as a pack house for storing tobacco. Current owners John and Peggy Burton are active in the…