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Nellie Mae Abrams - "Housetop," c. 1970

Nellie Mae Abrams
"Housetop," c. 1970

$Rita Mae Pettway - "Housetop"—fractured medallion variation, 1977$

Rita Mae Pettway
"Housetop"—fractured medallion variation, 1977

Martha Jane Pettway - Blocks and strips work-clothes quilt, 1920s

Martha Jane Pettway
Blocks and strips work-clothes quilt, 1920s

Willie "Ma Willie" Abrams - "Roman Stripes" variation, c. 1975

Willie "Ma Willie" Abrams
"Roman Stripes" variation, c. 1975

Jessie T. Pettway - Bars and string-pieced columns, 1950s

Jessie T. Pettway
Bars and string-pieced columns, 1950s

Martha Pettway - "Housetop"—"Half-Log Cabin" variation, 1930s

Martha Pettway
"Housetop"—"Half-Log Cabin" variation, 1930s

Sue Willie Seltzer - "Housetop"—nine-block "Half-Log Cabin" variation, c. 1955

Sue Willie Seltzer
"Housetop"—nine-block "Half-Log Cabin" variation, c. 1955

Lottie Mooney - "Housetop"—four-block "Half-Log Cabin" variation (detail), c. 1940

Lottie Mooney
"Housetop"—four-block "Half-Log Cabin" variation (detail), c. 1940

Aolar Mosely - "Housetop"—"Half-Log Cabin" variation, c. 1950

Aolar Mosely
"Housetop"—"Half-Log Cabin" variation, c. 1950

Mary L. Bennett - "Housetop"—Four-Block Variation, c. 1965

Mary L. Bennett
"Housetop"—Four-Block Variation, c. 1965

Martha Jane Pettway - "Housetop"—nine-block "Half-Log Cabin" variation, c. 1945

Martha Jane Pettway
"Housetop"—nine-block "Half-Log Cabin" variation, c. 1945

Mary Lee Bendolph - Work-clothes quilt, 2002

Mary Lee Bendolph
Work-clothes quilt, 2002

Lucy T. Pettway - "Housetop"—single-block "Half-Log Cabin" variation (quiltmaker's name: Plow Point), c. 1945

Lucy T. Pettway
"Housetop"—single-block "Half-Log Cabin" variation (quiltmaker's name: Plow Point), c. 1945

Loretta Pettway - "Log Cabin"—"Courthouse Steps" (Local Name: "Bricklayer") single-block variation, c. 1970

Loretta Pettway
"Log Cabin"—"Courthouse Steps" (Local Name: "Bricklayer") single-block variation, c. 1970

Aolar Mosely - "Housetop"—"Half-Log Cabin" variation (detail), c. 1950

Aolar Mosely
"Housetop"—"Half-Log Cabin" variation (detail), c. 1950

Martha Jane Pettway - Blocks and strips work-clothes quilt (detail), 1920s

Martha Jane Pettway
Blocks and strips work-clothes quilt (detail), 1920s

Annie Bendolph - "Wild Goose Chase" variation with "Flying Geese" border, c. 1930

Annie Bendolph
"Wild Goose Chase" variation with "Flying Geese" border, c. 1930

Martha Pettway - "Housetop"—"Half-Log Cabin" variation (detail), 1930s

Martha Pettway
"Housetop"—"Half-Log Cabin" variation (detail), 1930s

Qunnie Pettway - "Bricklayer" variation, 1975

Qunnie Pettway
"Bricklayer" variation, 1975

Lucy T. Pettway - "Bricklayer," 1960s

Lucy T. Pettway
"Bricklayer," 1960s

Martha Pettway - Housetop—"Half-Log Cabin" variation (detail), 1930s

Martha Pettway
Housetop—"Half-Log Cabin" variation (detail), 1930s

Martha Jane Pettway - "Housetop"—nine-block "Half-Log Cabin" variation (detail), c. 1945

Martha Jane Pettway
"Housetop"—nine-block "Half-Log Cabin" variation (detail), c. 1945

Delia Bennett - "Housetop"—Fractured-Medallion variation, c. 1955

Delia Bennett
"Housetop"—Fractured-Medallion variation, c. 1955

Mary Lee Bendolph - Blocks and strips, 2002

Mary Lee Bendolph
Blocks and strips, 2002

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