Quilters Hall of Fame
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The Quilters Hall of Fame (QHF) is a non-profit organization founded in 1979 by Hazel Carter. It is dedicated to honoring those who have made outstanding contributions to the world of quilting.
It is located in the Marie Webster House, a National Historic Landmark.
[edit] Honorees
| Honoree Name | Year Inducted |
|---|---|
| Lenice Ingram Bacon | 1979 |
| William R. Dunton | 1979 |
| Ruth Ebright Finley | 1979 |
| Jonathan Holstein | 1979 |
| Gail Van Der Hoof | 1979 |
| Marguerite Ickis | 1979 |
| Averil Colby | 1980 |
| Anne Orr | 1980 |
| Florence Peto | 1980 |
| Grace Snyder | 1980 |
| Bertha Stenge | 1980 |
| Jean Ray Laury | 1982 |
| Bonnie Leman | 1982 |
| Cuesta Bebberry | 1983 |
| Mary Alice Emble Barton | 1984 |
| Jinny Beyer | 1984 |
| Carrie Hall | 1985 |
| Rose G. Kretsinger | 1985 |
| Patsy Orlofksy | 1987 |
| Jeffrey Gutcheon | 1990 |
| Carter Houck | 1990 |
| Donna Wilder | 1990 |
| Marie D. Webster | 1991 |
| Amy Emms, MBE | 1992 |
| Michael James | 1993 |
| Sally Garoutte | 1994 |
| Karey Bresenhan | 1995 |
| Joyce Gross | 1996 |
| Nancy Crow | 1997 |
| Yvonne Porcella | 1998 |
| Shiela Betterton | 1999 |
| Barbara Brackman | 2001 |
| Ruby Short McKim | 2002 |
| Georgia Bonesteel | 2003 |
| Bets Ramsey | 2005 |
| Virginia Avery | 2006 |
| Mary Vida Schafer | 2007 |
