Museum
Quaker Tapestry
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The Quaker Tapestry Museum is home to a unique and ambitious embroidery project: 77 colourful panels stitched by volunteers worldwide, depicting 350 years of Quaker history. Each panel illustrates a different theme, from social justice to scientific discovery, all through intricate needlework. Visitors can view the tapestry up close, learning about the stories and techniques behind each panel. The museum also offers insights into Quaker beliefs and their impact on society, making it a fascinating visit for those interested in art, history, or religion.
Don't miss
- The 77 embroidered panels, each telling a distinct Quaker story
- Interactive displays explaining the stitching techniques used
- A panel dedicated to Quaker involvement in the abolition of slavery
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