Memory Quilt

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Memory Quilt
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When I was a child, my dad I rode the
Southern Crescent steam train from Greensboro to
High Point. Being a train lover like my dad, it
remains one of my most powerful memories of time
with him. We also spent time together setting up
a toy train layout that I would spend hours
playing. Of course, I had the Southern Crescent
steam train on the tracks.
Clarke Goodman
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I loved riding in the car with Dad and hanging
our feet out of the windows when we came to
Greensboro.
Kathy White
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When I was young I played marbles many hot,
dusty afternoons. I didnt play just for fun, I
won everyones marbles! Today I have over a
thousand marbles in a huge jar. Children love my
marble collection. Sorting and categorizing
these beautiful spheres of glass has filled many
a boring , rainy afternoon. Just dump them out,
and you can immerse yourself in the colors and
the cold smoothness. I might even play you for
some of your marbles!
Peg Caines
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Wyatt and TylerMy husband and son are the best
part of my life. They bring me love, happiness,
comfort, joy and laughter.
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This picture reminds me of working alongside my
grandmother in her garden.
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My house!
While growing up in chilly San Francisco, I used
to read while sitting in front of the heater on
our front viewing porch. The porch was enclosed
by windows, affording a gorgeous view of the
Golden Gate Bridge. (Amy Holcombe)
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This is the Grace Moravian Church, located in Mt.
Airy, N. C., that I past each and everyday as I
traveled from home to town or to go to school.
The horse trough is a landmark near one of the
entrances of the largest open faced granite
quarry in the world.