Weaving in the Far West

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An article from the first issue of Handweaver & Craftsman describing the move of The Shuttle-Craft Guild to restored Gold Rush-era Virginia City, Montana. It covers the town's history and restoration by Charles Bovey, the Guild's history from Mary Atwater to Harriet Douglas, and the new log studio with twenty looms. It also gives details of summer courses, beginner classes, university credit and veterans' training, and includes photographs of the town and Guild fabrics.

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Article
Date
April 1950
Language
English
Pages
3
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