Cowley County

Cowley County

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Hole In The Barn Door"
Bill Larkin Farm, 15242 51st Rd, Winfield KS 67156
The Larkin barn was built in 1900 and has been in the family for 50 years.
Bill & Marlene have raised their three children on this farm and have
enjoyed farm life.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Flag Quilt"
Artist: Linda Groth
Conrod Farms, 15798 85th Rd, Winfield KS 67156
This farm has been in the family since 1906, where this horse barn was built in the early 1960's.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Sarah's Choice Star"
Mary and Phil Jarvis, 2002 Mound St, Winfield KS 67156
The quilt block is located on a potting shed, next to the garage on the north side of the
property, which is in a modern residential neighborhood.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Hole In The Barn Door"

Bill Larkin Farm, 15242 51st Rd, Winfield KS 67156

The Larkin barn was built in 1900 and has been in the family for 50 years.

Bill & Marlene have raised their three children on this farm and have

enjoyed farm life.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Flag Quilt"

Artist: Linda Groth

Conrod Farms, 15798 85th Rd, Winfield KS 67156

This farm has been in the family since 1906, where this horse barn was built in the early 1960's.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Sarah's Choice Star"

Mary and Phil Jarvis, 2002 Mound St, Winfield KS 67156

The quilt block is located on a potting shed, next to the garage on the north side of the

property, which is in a modern residential neighborhood.

uilding which reopened in 1957. The community center underwent a huge renovation project relying once again on donated labor and was rededicated in May 2014.

GPS Coordinates: 37.38 7501, - 97.11 7033

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Majestic Mountains"

Fleming Seeds, 9068 72nd Road, Winfield KS 67156

Artists: Central High School Art Dept.

Hung high

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Prosperity"

Artists: USD 462 Central Burden Art Department

Devere & Jo Lynne Brothers

18205 112th Rd, Burden KS 67019

This barn, originally built as a horse/livestock barn with hay mow, has been in the

Brothers family for 29 years.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Ohio Star Variation"

Colin Workman, 12374 82nd Rd, Winfield KS 67156

Artists: USD 462 Central Schools of Burden Art Dept.

The Workman barn, built in 1878 for livestock and hay storage,

has been in the family since 1949.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Star Flower"

City of Burden

Artist: Cowley County Tourism

The Burden City Park, officially named Forest Park, was established in 1886.

The first three-day Eastern Cowley County Fair was held in 1894 and continued

to be a tradition  for almost 100 years. Infamous for the horse racing events that

were held at the park for almost as long as the annual fair, the park was also the

sight of PRCA rodeos for decades. The PRCA rodeo and Burden Dayz

Celebration is now held at the park on the 2nd Saturday of September.

GPS coordinates: 37.315741, -96.759747

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Farmer's Daughter"

Dick & Allene Vaughters, 12560 141st Rd, Winfield KS 67156

Artist: Elizabeth Vaughan

This barn is located on the south edge of the unincorporated town of New Salem.

Allene's parents, Roy and Grace Lambert, spent all their married life on this farm,

from 1932 until their passing.The Lambert's purchased the property in 1950.

Allene and Dick farmed the ground until recently retiring. When Allene was 16,

she and her mother, as well as her now husband, Dick, took cover in this barn

when a tornado struck the New Salem area in 1953. They were fortunate their barn

only suffered minimal repairable damage, while neighbors had devastating destruction.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Corn & Beans, Farmer's Daughter & Grape Basket"

Field to Fabric Quilt Company, 907 Main, Winfield KS 67156

Carolyn Seeliger & Sally Ray

This main street building, built in the early 1920's, recently became home to

The Field to Fabric Quilt Company business, owned by two farmer's daughters.

Their families have lived in the Winfield area for many years and both families

raise cotton, corn, soybeans and other crops. The new business owners felt

quilt blocks on the store front seemed the perfect way to highlight the business.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Moving On"

Roxy Callison, 1628 E 8th, Winfield KS 67156

This home, made of area limestone, was designed by Bob Kitch and Don Potter, The

carport/garage and porch have been added by Kenny Day Construction.

Roxy painted the quilt block on the chimney, viewed best from the parking lot at 8th and

College. One must drive up close to see the "stitching" on the quilt. "Moving On" was

inspired by the Flint Hills landscape and its effect upon Roxy's struggle to work through

grief after the death of her husband.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Bow-tie"

Cathy McNutt, 17853 US 160, Winfield KS 67156

This hay barn was built in 1962, where the original big red barn burned, which was

used for horses and hay. The farm has been in the family for 4 generations:

1st: David Sellers; 2nd: Howard & Sellers; 3rd: Eugene Sellers and

4th: Steven and Sherri McNutt (grandson of Eugene)

COWLEY COUNTY:

"4-H Blocks & Stars"

Udall 4-H Club, S Main & S Clark, Udall KS 67146

Artists: Udall 4-H

This block is located at the south entrance to the City of Udall.

The Udall 4-H Barn Quilt welcomes visitors to the community located in northern

Cowley County. Twenty members strong, the Udall 4-H Club members wanted to

give back to the community it serves and painted a barn quilt for the pocket garden.

GPS Coordinates: 37.382843, 97.115037

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Sister's Choice w/brand"

Kay and Darwin Newton, 101 Maple, Cambridge KS 67023

The Newton farm has been in the family over 100 years, purchased from grandparents

in 1973. This barn, built in 1995, is used for a horse barn. The brand is "Looking Back

To See," which has to do with the genealogy of the family.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Star In A Star"

Southern Kansas Telephone Company, Inc (SKT), 311 N Main, Burden KS 67019

Artists: SKT Employees

The building, built in the mid-1950's as a skating rink, has been used for the offices and

warehouse for SKT since 1965. SKT is a family owned business that is proud to be a

part of the communities they serve.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Ohio Star"

Kent & Pam Crain, 26129 101st Rd, Arkansas City KS 67005

Artists: Cowley County Tourism Alliance

The Crain Farm has been in the family for 99 years. This building, built in 1971, is used

for farm equipment storage and a shop. This barn was built primarily with repurposed

materials from a Buick car dealership in Arkansas City.

COWLEY COUNTY:

B. Arlene Otto, 13646 U S Hwy 160, Burden KS 67019

The metal shop building was built in 1979 and has been in the Otto Family since 1990.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Lucky Star, From Here To There, & Airplane"

"Old" Cambridge State Bank, 116 W Main, Cambridge KS 67023

The building once housed the Cambridge State Bank which incorporated in 1907 and has since closed.

Like many banks of the time it was robbed numerous times. Local tale is that notorious gangsters

Al Spencer and Pretty Boy Floyd robbed the bank in 1922 or 1923.

Also see the local ranch brands burned into the wood walkway along the front of the building.

The artist chose the Airplane pattern to honor the memory of her older brother. She recalls her mother and grandmother teaching her to quilt when she was ten. Her older brother also wanted to learn and chose the Airplane pattern for his.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Flag Heart"
Robert & Sarah Long, 5496 252nd St, Arkansas City KS 67005
This farm has been in the Long Family for 40 years. The building displaying
the barn quilt was built in 2014 as a storage building. The area where the house
and building set was struck by a "down burst"/tornado in the early 1990's, destroying

 the old buildings. All the buildings on the property have been erected since 2000.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Split Ohio Star"
Silver Creek Rodeo Co., Matt Williams and Family
1519 6 US Hwy 166, Arkansas City KS 67006
This barn quilt was won at a silent auction supporting their daughter's music
program and painted the school's colors. It is displayed at the family's prorodeo
stock contracting business, Silver Creek Rodeo Company.
GPS Coordinates: 37.077/96.892370

COWLEY COUNTY:

"America Star"

Fleming Feed & Grain, 20325 112th Rd, Burden KS 67019

Artists: Central High School Art Dept.

GPS Coordinates: 37.316248, - 96.801325

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Jobs Trouble Variation"
Forgotten Item Market, Scotty & Sherrie Conklin, 411 N Main, Burden KS 67019

Forgotten Item Market opened in 2013 in a building previously occupied by the town's barber and the local bar joint. Forgotten Item is a family operated business that offers groceries, produce, milk and dairy, cleaning items, frozen foods and almost any item that you may need in a hurry. The store is a service to the citizens of Burden and surrounding areas as the next closest full service grocery store is over 30 minutes away! Forgotten Item was awarded the "2015 Leader of the Year" award by Huck Boyd National Institute for Rural Development.
GPS Coordinates: 37.315493, - 96.753518

 COWLEY COUNTY:

"Whirling Star"
Atlanta Community Building, 419 S Main, Atlanta KS 67008
Artists: Central High School Students
The Atlanta Community Building was constructed in the late 1920's as a theater that could seat up to 600 people. Silent movies were shown there in the 1930's. The building now serves as a community center where events such as the Firemen Auxiliary's chicken noodle dinner and the annual Labor Day Festival are held.
GPS Coordinates: 37.435 043, - 96.769 424

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Dresden Plate"

Grouse Valley Grill, 501 N Hwy K-15, Dexter KS 67038

Artists: Cowley First

Operated since 2010 by Randy Waldeck and Wanda Jackson, Grouse Valley Grill is a small community diner that serves the community of Dexter, eastern Cowley County and surrounding areas. Famous for their hand patty hamburgers and full service breakfast menu, it is well worth the drive! Mon-Sat 7-7.

GPS Coordinates: 37.182 545, - 96.711 191

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Director's Dream"

Steve & Catheryn Joyce, 210 N Walnut, Dexter KS 67038

Artists: Dexter High School Students

This barn quilt was painted by students at the Dexter High School,

where Mr. Joyce is a teacher.

GPS Coordinates: 37.10'5 3.3" N; 96.43'0 1.5"W

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Chain Variation"

Central High School, 700 N Main, Burden KS 67019

Artists: FCCLA

Students involved in Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) designed and painted the 6 foot barn quilt which is hung on the ag building at Central High School. Central is a consolidated school district serving the rural communities of Atlanta, Burden, Cambridge and Grenola.

GPS Coordinates: 37.318 823, - 96.753 424

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Country Star Flag"

Cambridge Senior Center, 403 West Main, Cambridge KS 67023

Artists: Central High School Students

This building was constructed in Cambridge in 1927 as District 15 Elementary

School. Remnants of the high school, built in 1917, can be seen across the street.

In 1963 the Cambridge school district consolidated with neighboring communities

and the Central School District.

GPS Coordinates: 37.319415, -96.667589

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Starburst"

Dexter Community Rural Health Clinic, 204 N Main, Dexter KS 67038

Artists: Dexter High School Students

Viewable from Valley Avenue, the Dexter Community Rural Health Clinic serves

the healthcare needs of Dexter residents and the surrounding area.

GPS coordinates: 37.18 0112, -96.71 5981

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Sunflowers"

George & Joannie Reimer, 203 N Walnut, Dexter KS 67038

Artists: Dexter High School Students

This barn quilt, viewable from Valley Ave, was a design project in Mrs. Reimer's

graphic arts class. Having resided in Dexter for 16 years, Joannie Reimer is the

computer/business teacher and George is the JH/HS Special Education teacher.

GPS Coordinates: 37.18 1123, - 96.71 7939

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Nancy's Fan"

Dave & Kerri Falletti, 11125 114th Dr, Winfield KS 67156

This barn quilt is viewable from the east side of 101st Rd. It is hung on a

metal building that was constructed in 2010 for Kerri's horses.

GPS Coordinates: 37.31 4327, - 96.97 0222

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Crown of Thorns"

Joan Pritchard, 4774 31st Rd, Udall, KS 67416

The granary was built in the late 1930's on this farm in the family for 131 years.

For more history click here . . .

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Udall FFA"

Udall FFA Chapter, S Main & S Clark, Udall KS 67146

Artists: Udall FFA Chapter

At the Udall South Exit, intersection of S Main and S Clark/Cowley 3

the Udall  FFA Chapter hung this block May 2015. The barn quilt

shows appreciation to community members of their continued support

of the FFA chapter. The Udall FFA chapter currently (May 2015) has

57 middle and high school members. This chapter reopened in the fall of

2012 and they wanted the opportunity to thank the community for their

help and support of making their chapter successful.

GPS Coordinates: 37.382843, - 97.115037

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Bethlehem Star" & "Nancy's Fan"

Dexter High School, 311 N Main, Dexter, KS 67038

Artists: Dexter High School Students

The barn quilts are displayed on the USD 463 Dexter High School gymnasium, constructed in 1915. Since the construction of the new high school gym, this gym is now used as a practice gym and used for elementary PE.

As a class project, high school students created barn quilt designs using the school colors of red and black and also the sports colors of gold and black. While the school has not consolidated, the sports program has consolidated with the Cedar Vale school district. The Cardinals is the school mascot and the Spartans is the sports mascot. Dexter is a small rural school with typically fewer then 50 students enrolled in high school.
GPS Coordinates: 37.182 005, - 96.714 921

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Tennessee Compass"

Udall Community Building, 102 E 1st, Udall KS 67146

Artists: Udall Cooperettes

The Community Building was originally built in 1950-1952 at the cost of $8,208.20. The only money borrowed was $500 from the Udall Bank on a no-interest note. The building was dedicated March 2, 1952, but was leveled by a devastating tornado May 25, 1955. The tornado took the lives of 76 people and flattened the town, also destroying the churches, city hall, school buildings and businesses. Only one house was left untouched.

Two days later, temporary walls and a new roof was up and the 50 x 80 foot building was used as temporary headquarters for workers in the disaster area, and housed the telephone exchange, post office, insurance claims, clothing and other relief aid.
After clean up was completed the materials for the temporary shelter were donated to the town to construct a new community bon a grain bin, this barn quilt is very viewable from U. S. Hwy 77.

GPS Coordinates: 37.376 418, - 97.006 986

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Sunflowers"

Dexter Swimming Pool, 110 W School Street, Dexter KS 67038

Artists: Dexter High School Students

The sunflowers barn quilt, viewable from the back side of the pool, prove sunflowers

in Kansas are so much better than palm trees!

GPS Coordinates: 37.1 833 15, - 96.7 156 29

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Sunflower & Bowties"

Unger Family Farm, 169232 136th Road, Burden KS 67019

Artists: Cyndee Unger and Community Volunteers

The Unger family farm originated with the Moffet family. Helen Moffet married Cyrus Curtis Unger in the 1930's and the Ungers have resided at the farm since. Helen Unger passed shortly after giving birth to her third child. Cyrus later married "city girl" Lucille who became a farm wife and the mother of Cyrus's three children. Lucille continued to live at the farm until she passed in 2003. The next generation of Ungers has lived there since. Once a large farming operation including milk cows, it is now a quiet country home.

GPS Coordinates: 37.2 805 87, -96.8 757 26

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Arrowheads"

Craig and Ronda Depenbusch, 1666 Hwy 55, Udall KS 67146

Artists: Depenbusch Family

Craig has farmed the ground where he currently raises his family since he was a kid. In 2001, Craig and his wife, Ronda, purchased the farm where they continue their farming operation. 

GPS Coordinates: 37.3 907 58, -97.1 383 58

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Connemara"

Aaron & Monica Wise, 104 N Mulberry Street, Dexter KS 67038

Artist: Deb Firebaugh

Viewable from West Valley Road, Aaron and Monica Wise are teachers at the Dexter school district, active in the community and supporters of the barn quilt movement in their community.

GPS Coordinates: 37.3 162 48, - 96.8 013 25

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Star of Glory"

Karen Boatman, 24393 202 Road, Dexter KS 67038

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Tennessee Compass"
Don and Patrice Williamson, 22549 62nd Rd., Burden KS 67019
GPS Coordinates: 37.38 8647, - 96.75 7148

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Carpenter's Wheel"
City of Dexter, 118 N Main, Dexter KS 67038
Artists: Deb Firebaugh & Steve Joyce
This block is located on Main Street between the Post Office and Motor Inn Garage.
GPS Coordinates: 37.17 9798, - 96.71 6517

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Crows Beak"
City of Dexter, Central Ave (across from City Park, Dexter KS 60738
Artist: Virginia Smith
This pattern was chosen by Dexter resident Marlene Helsel, who teaches quilting
at the Dexter High School. The building it is hung on is owned by the city and
used for storage.
GPS Coordinates: 37.17 9006, - 96.71 6548

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Balloons"

Dexter Helium Park, 109 N Main, Dexter KS 67038

Artists: Deb Firebaugh & Steve Joyce

The Dexter Helium Park commemorates this monumental discovery of helium in 1903. At the back of the park are the final remnants of the helium well.
The story of helium’s discovery in natural gas begins in May 1903. The town put on a daylong celebration of a local company’s discovery of a natural gas well, including the release of a stream of natural gas. The gas was supposed to explode and light up the sky when it came into contact with a hay bale set on fire above it. Instead, the natural gas extinguished the burning hay. Erasmus Haworth, a Kansas geology professor who was puzzled by the incident, sent a cylinder of the Dexter gas to the University of Kansas. On Dec. 7, 1905, Professor Hamilton Cady and Associate Professor David McFarland analyzed the sample and discovered that it was nearly 2 percent helium. The discovery of helium had a huge impact on the community for decades.

GPS Coordinates: 37.17 9721, - 96.71 6903

16 barn quilts have been added to the Dexter Helium Park forming a mini-trail
throughout the park, adding to the three quilts already displayed. The 16 additions were
painted by Dexter High School students under the direction of Steve Joyce, who
also serves as Mayor of Dexter.

"Crossroads"

"Arrowheads"

"Bethlehem Star Variation"

"Doves in Wind

"Quartered Star"

"Mosaic"

"Primitive Star"

"Stepping Stones"

"Trailing Star"

"Spinning Star"

"Star Path"

"Straight and Narrow"

"Sun Rays"

"Double Aster"

"Whirling Star"

"Double Tulip"

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Aster"

Kuntz Family, 408 S Main, Dexter KS 67038

Artist: Deb Firebaugh

Both Brian and Trina are employed at the Dexter School District.

Brian's Woodworking is also operated here at the Kuntz residence.

GPS Coordinates: 37.17 6443, - 96.71 9293

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Star Within A Star"
Yvonne and Brian Stone, 112 W Valley, Dexter KS 67038
Located on Valley this intersection of Dexter has become a magnet for barn quilts as there is one at all of the surrounding homes. Owners Yvonne and Brian are active participants in the community.
GPS Coordinates: 37.18 0771, - 96.71 7259

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Liberty Star"

Cowley County Road and Bridge, 208 N Main, Burden KS 67019

Artists: Deb Firebaugh & Kerri Falletti, Cowley First

This barn quilt is located at the Cowley County District 3 Road and Bridge Shop.

GPS Coordinates: 37.31 0017, - 96.75 3409

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Navajo Patch"
Walt & Cheri Nichols, 15 Lake Park Dr, Winfield KS 67156
This barn quilt design was created by Walt Nichols and may be viewed from Renfro Dr.
on the south side of the property. Walt and Cheri are retired Winfield business owners.

 COWLEY COUNTY:

"Variations of Bear's Paw, Greek Square, Cross & Crown and Nine Patch"
Judy & John Lawson, 12262 201st Rd, Burden KS 67019
Artists: Neighbor Volunteers
The patterns were selected from a sampler quilt made by avid quilter Vada Lady; Judy Lawson's mother. The quilts are hung on one of the barns on Lawson's property. This particular barn has been owned by the family for over 30 years.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Bloomin' Starflower"

City of Winfield, Fairgrounds, 1105 W 9th Avenue, Winfield, KS 67156

Artist: Cowley County Tourism Alliance

This barn is part of the Winfield fairgrounds, and is used for the Cowley County

Fair, the Walnut Valley Festival, and many other community events. During the

Walnut Valley Festival, "Barn 4" is home to many instrumental contests, including

the international flat-picking championship.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Bear Claw"

Karen & Wayne Wilt, 19383 81st Road, Winfield KS 67156

This barn quilt is displayed on a new structure used as a horse stable.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Cat Quilt Block"

Dava Carrell, 1721 Weile Street, Winfield KS 67156

Artist: Judith Miller

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Ohio State Variable"

Dixie & Bob McClure, 5114 Kiowa Plains Ct, Udall KS 67146

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Swinging Star"

Kenneth & Geranne Mills, 13808 Hwy 160, Burden KS 67019

Artists: Deb Firebaugh & Keri Falletti, Cowley First

This metal building was once used for country western music gatherings when previously

owned by "Shorty" Beckham, a muscian.

GPS Coordinates: 37.319 820, - 96.752 198

COWLEY COUNTY:

"American Star"

David and Georganna Lawson, 725 N Oak, Burden KS 67019

This patriotic themed pattern compliments George's love for anything Americana!

GPS Coordinates: 37.319 820, - 96.752 198

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Criss Cross"

Vernon & Susan Dennett, 115 W 5th St, Burden KS 67019

Artist: Deb Firebaugh

This building once housed a local business but now used for personal use.

Located along the highway, this barn quilt is quite visible.

GPS Coordinates: 37.316 211, - 96.754 272

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Sunflower & Sunflower"

Joseph's Storehouse, 424 N Main, Burden KS 67019

Artist: Deb Firebaugh & Kerri Falletti

Just north of Joseph's Storehouse, Main St., Burden is a Sunflower Barn Quilt in recognition of Sunflower Outreach Services provided by Joseph's. The retail-resale shop features clothing, housewares and decorative shopping which supports the mission of the organization. Stop by the store Mon, Wed, Fri 9-4 and Sat 9-noon. 

GPS Coordinates: 37.316 052, - 96.753 349

COWLEY COUNTY:

"POW MIA Flag"

Ssgt. Anthony & Danielle Collins, 515 Elm St, Burden KS 67019

This pattern was chosen to honor those that have served and sacrificed for our country.

GPS Coordinates: 37.316 683, - 96.756 029

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Big 'D'"

Vernon & Susan Dennett, 12097 201st Rd, Burden KS 67019

Artist: Deb Firebaugh

Vernon and Susan have lived on their farm where they raised their family since 1975.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Primary Star"

Sassy Lady Antiques and Tea Room, 503 Elm, Burden KS 67019

Artist: Donna Martin

As the house was being built some Indians, in full dress, stood across the street (where the Baptist Church now stands) and watched the construction as it progressed. PE owned the house and their son Jessie, who died there, was buried behind the barn. In 1910 a bullet entered a top window and its hole is still there.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"County Star"

Cowley County Courthouse, 311 E 9th, Winfield KS 67156

Artists: Cowley County Employees

The current Cowley County Courthouse was built in 1962.

Hung on the Cowley County Courthouse in Winfield, facing 9th Street, is the "County Star". The quilt was painted the colors of the county logo and the eight-point star represents the eight incorporated cities of the county. Painted and hung by county employees, we hope locals and visitors enjoy it. View online all of the barn quilts in the county and learn more about the barn quilt movement at Visit.CowleyCounty.org.

GPS Coordinates: 37.2 403 34, - 96.9 936 33 

COWLEY COUNTY:

"The Stamp"

Burden Post Office, 417 N Main, Burden Ks 67019

Artist: Liza Dobbs

Check out this quilt block inside the Burden Post Office. Painted by Burden resident Liza Dobbs it is an awesome replica of a postage stamp. How cool!! If you cannot make it by while the post office is open, it is very easily seen from outside of the building. Also, take a moment to see the Wall of Honor inside the post office recognizing locals currently serving in the military.

GPS Coordinates: 37.3 157 20, - 96.7 535 27

COWLEY COUNTY:

"America"
Ryan Moore, 205 N Seymour St, Udall KS 67146

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Cross and Thorns"
Emerald Bank, 333 N Main, Burden KS 67019
Artists: Emerald Bank Employees
GPS Coordinates: 37.314 927, - 96.753 676

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Rising Star"
Ernie and Kay Hull, 419 W Main, Cambridge KS 67023
The Hulls are lifelong residents of Cambridge where Ernie serves as the town mayor
and Kay as the minister of the Cambridge Presbyterian Church.
GPS Coordinates: 37.320 079, -96.668 194

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Rock Cross"
Solid Rock Cafe, 301 S Winfield KS 67156
Artists: Deb Firebaugh & Jo Lynne Brothers
The barn quilt is just one more reason to stop and visit the Solid Rock Cafe, operated
by Michelle Kelley. The Cafe is open Tuesday-Saturday for scratch-made breakfast
and lunch; also Saturday night for supper specials, including catfish.

GPS Coordinates: 37.440 626, - 97.006 616

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Primitive Star"

Dean and Lorraine Bailey, 17046 161st Rd, Winfield KS 67156

Artist: Donna Martin

The barn quilt, hanging on the Bailey Morton building, can be seen from the intersection

of US Hwy 160 and 161st Rd.

GPS Coordinates: 37.440 625, - 97.006 616

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Harvest Star"

Corey and Rachel Lampson, 27150 241st Rd, Dexter KS 67038

GPS Coordinates: 37.099 547, - 96.714 730

COWLEY COUNTY:

"4M Star"

Heritage Center - Massey Ministries, Margaret Massey

26798 212th Rd, Dexter KS 67038

The barn quilt is hung at the Heritage Center-Massey Ministries, also locally known as the Mark Massey Memorial Boys Ranch. What was originally the "Boys Ranch", was founded in 1973 after the death of Bob and Margaret's son, Mark, who was killed in an accident. The Massey's organized the ranch to take in and raise boys needing a home. The property now houses the Heritage Center which offers lodging and a great room for family reunions, visiting hunters and local gatherings.
GPS Coordinates: 37.172 599, - 96.684 392

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Mount Rushmore"

Jason and Kelly Kazban, 1410 N 3rd, Arkansas City KS 67005

Both retirees of the Air Force, Jason and Kelly relocated to Kansas and work for the

county in emergency management and 911 dispatch. The barn quilt is displayed at

their family home.

GPS Coordinates: 37.07 8515, - 97.04 3524

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Crown of Thorns"

Carl & Arlene Seeliger, 13618 161st Road, Burden KS 67019

Artist: Donna Martin

The block is best seen when approaching the farm from the north, traveling

south on 161st Road. Arlene had been asking for a barn quilt for some time.

Carl presented the block, and had it mounted for her recent birthday.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Hunters Star"

Yarbrough Farm, 388426 3rd Dr, Atlanta KS 67008

Artists: Carissa Yarbrough-Honkomp and Beverly Yarbrough

This barn, believed to be built around 1900, with a large hay loft, is still used today

as a place where an orphan calf can be kept or a place for cows to seek shelter.

Large beams and wide plank flooring cover the inside of the main structure. The walls were made to store items and the foundation was made with rocks from the local creek. 

The Lee family owned the farm at the turn of the century after coming here from Lamar Missouri by covered wagon. In 1905 the brother of Mrs. Lee, Sidney Shelton of Greensburg KS, gave her 500 dollars to build the house which still stands on the property. Mr. Charley Whiteman built the house and his 11 year old daughter, Pearl, who helped her Dad "pound a thousand nails into the house" would later marry the Lee's son, William. While William served in the war in Best, France his daughter Jean Lee was born in 1913. As the Lee's continued to earn a living throughout the depression Jean married a local boy by the name of Warren Yarbrough. Jean and Warren made their home at the farm shortly after marriage and the Yarbrough Farm became a home of hard work, cherished memories, laughter and most of all, love for many generations.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Railroad Crossing Quilt"

Roger and Linda Bartel, 5317 281st Rd, Cambridge KS 67023

Artists: Central High School Art Dept,

Roger and Linda moved to Linda's parents' home in 1974, where they raised their family. On April 26, 1991 a deadly and destructive tornado struck the area and demolished their farm house and all outbuildings. The following year they rebuilt their home on the same property where they continue to reside and raise livestock.

GPS Coordinates: 37.4 109 23, -96.6 404 04

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Bride's Puzzle"

Two Rivers Coop, 112 S East St, Udall KS 67146

Artists: Malorie & Miranda Depenbusch and Jacey Schmidt

The barn quilt can be seen from Clark Street. The current Two Rivers Coop structures

were rebuilt after the devastating tornado of 1954 that demolished the town of Udall.

37.0 995 47, - 96.7 14730

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Star Within A Star Variation"

Nettrouer Ranch, 28231 162nd Rd, Cambridge KS 67023

Artists: Depenbusch Family

This barn quilt is located on the fourth generation Nettrouer Ranch.

37.24 4074, - 96.65 8213

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Sun Rays & Double Star"

Omnia Township Hall, 308 3rd st, Atlanta KS 67008

Artists: Sr. Center & Jo Lynne Brothers

This building was originally the Atlanta Methodist Church and now is used by the Atlanta

Senior Center and township as a meeting place and community library. The original

Methodist Church was constructed in 1900 and burnt down in 1932. It was rebuilt half

a block away from the original site.

GPS Coordinates: 27.4 368 73, - 96.7 704 51

 COWLEY COUNTY:

"American Star"
Atlanta City Hall, 420 Omnia St, Atlanta KS 67008
Artist: Deb Firebaugh
The present City Hall was built in 1912 after the previous city hall was destroyed in
a fire that struck Main Street. In the back of the city hall was the jail. The City Hall is
located in Couch Memorial Park.
GPS Coordinates: 37.4 358 62, - 96.7 683 76

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Wisconsin Star"

Atlanta Fire Department, 302 Main St, Atlanta KS 67008

Artist: Deb Firebaugh

Atlanta's rural fire department, Cowley County #2, was organized in 1964, and like

most rural fire departments in the area is operated by volunteers. The building previously

had many uses, possibly the first business was a car dealership selling Model T's.

GPS Coordinates: 37.4 366 98, - 96.7 692 53

 COWLEY COUNTY:

"Pieced Tulips"
Jerry and Carolyn Wilson, 422 Olive St, Atlanta KS 67008
Viewed from 4th Street, this quilt is located on the garage. The Wilsons are active in the
community with Carolyn serving as Mayor.
GPS Coordinates: 37.4 348 19, - 96.7 674 63

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Wilson Star"
Wilson Family, 411 Omnia St, Atlanta KS 67008
Artist: Desiree Bryan
This Wilson Family building was originally a blacksmith shop, and has had many purposes.
GPS Coordinates: 37.4 356 99, - 96.7 687 51

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Stepping Stones:
Byron and Karen Carr, 507 Main, Atlanta KS 67008
Artist: Deb Firebaugh
This block is located along Main Street on a recently constructed metal shop.
GPS Coordinates: 37.4 345 76, - 96.7 693 09

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Laurel"

Chalmer and Betty Haworth, 222 Omnia, Atlanta KS 67008

The block is located on the garage of Atlanta's oldest residents. Chalmer and Betty are

100 and 92 respectively. Betty painted the barn quilt and chose her favorite color -

purple - the same color as her porch.

GPS Coordinates: 37.4 361 11, - 96.7 706 90

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Flag"
Dwain and Peggy Stout, 217 Main, Atlanta KS 67008
Over 130 years old, the house is one of the first homes built in Atlanta. View the quilt from
3rd Street.
GPS Coordinates: 37.4 368 94, - 96.7 697 70

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Cardinal"

Cardinal Sign, 2111 E 9th, Winfield KS 67156

Artist: Deb Firebaugh

Cardinal Sign is a locally owned custom sign shop.

GPS Coordinates: 37.2 432 06, - 96.9 702 48

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Crosses"

Cornerstone Church, 422 Main St, Atlanta KS 67008

Artist: Cornerstone Church

Originally the Atlanta Christian Church, the church was organized in 1899. The present church building was built at the current location in 1958. In recent years the church was renamed Cornerstone Christian Church. An annex was built onto the church allowing more church and community events and programs. The annex hosts after school and summer programs for local youth who enjoy the indoor basketball court.

GPS Coordinates: 37.4 352 51, - 96.7 692 12

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Broken Fan"

Helsel Motor Inn, 120 N Main, Dexter KS 67038

Artists: Dexter High School Students

The Motor Inn was originally constructed in the early 1900's as a livery stable. It was

later a Ford Garage/Dealership. For over the past 50 years it has been the local garage

known as the Motor Inn Garage.

GPS Coordinates: 37.1 799 16, - 96.7 164 45

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Double Tulip"
Ed & Marcene White, 5782 251st Rd, Burden KS 67019
Artist: Deb Firebaugh
The White property has been in the family for three generations. At one tie it was known
as the Deacon Pear Orchard.
GPS Coordinates: 37.4 058 65, - 96.6 954 02

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Farmer's Daughter"

Henry's Candy Company, 21172 K-15 Hwy, Dexter KS 67038

Operating in Dexter since 1956, fourth generation candy makers craft specialty candies such as Fancy Cut Rock candy; a hard candy with a design in the center. The same recipes and equipment are still being used by the family. Every Sunday afternoon the public can watch candy being made. Open 363 days a year, it is a real treat to shop for your favorite sugary treats. www.cowleycounty.org/dexter 

GPS Coordinates: 37.1 844 29, - 96.7 112 20

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Maple Leaves"

Jerry and Debbie Norton, 14413 172nd Rd, Winfield KS 67156

Artist: Jo Lynne Brothers'

The property was purchased over 15 years ago from Richard Jarvis. The barn the quilt is hung on has stalls that were constructed from wood salvaged from the original First National Bank in Winfield. Other structures were also constructed from materials from the bank and the original high school.
GPS Coordinates: 37.2 301 18, - 96.9 08.3 81

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Flag and Blazing Star"
Ron and Teresa Cannon, 11048 231st Rd, Burden KS 67019
Artists: Brothers, Falletti, Firebaugh, Webb and Cannon
GPS Coordinates: 37.4 352 51, - 96.7 692 12

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Rising Star"
Arlan and Wilma Anglemeyer, 15060 U S Hwy 160, Winfield KS 67156
Artist: Deb Firebaugh
A tornado destroyed their original home April 26, 1991. They soon rebuilt their present
home at the same location.
GPS Coordinates: 37.2 447 28, - 96.8 974 24

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Patriotic Flag"

Kent and Lyn Killingsworth, 106 W Hawkins, Dexter KS 67038

The Killingsworth family has resided in Dexter since 1967. Lyn chose the flag pattern

and she loved the patriotic theme.

GPS Coordinates: 37.1 832 65, - 96.7 143 05

COWLEY COUNTY:

"K C Royal Crown"

Jeremy and Belinda Willmoth, 4306 Quail Ridge Drive, Winfield KS 67156

Artist: Kerri Falletti

 COWLEY COUNTY:

"Fan & Flag"
Iron Horse Vintage - Antiques - Linens @ Misc, 317 Main, Atlanta KS 67008
A unique shop filled with vintage objects, antiques, linens, kitchen wares and a variety
of handmade items. Open by appointment, by chance or most Sundays in warmer weather.
Call 620-394-2378 or 620-229-0042.
GPS Coordinates: 37.4 3611 5, - 96.7 6947 5

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Tulip"

Jim and Jessie Bradley, 110 W Hawkins, Dexter KS 67038

Artist; Donna Martin

The Bradley's have lived in their Dexter home since 1972, where they have 

raised their family.

GPS Coordinates: 37.1 8347 4, - 96.7 14721

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Donna's Fancy"

Stone Barn Mercantile, 20438 K-15 Hwy, Dexter KS 67038

Artist: Donna Martin

Built in 1878 and referred to as the "Stone Barn" the location is the perfect setting for quaint gatherings, parties and reunions or rent the barn and barnyard area for your beautiful outdoor wedding. The Stone Barn Mercantile is host to the annual Fall Festival held each weekend in October; Sat. 10-5 and Sun. 1-5. The Farm Fresh Vintage Market is also held each October; a unique shopping event with numerous vendors selling unique vintage and hand crafted items. Traditional fall activities including selecting a pumpkin just the right size for your little ones, finding your way through the maze and panning the "rough" are just a few ways to spend time at the stone barn. Log cabins are also available to rent year-round; a great place for a family get-away, romantic evening for two or a base camp for your next hunting expedition. Full details are available at www.stonebarnmercantile.com. 

GPS Coordinates: 37.1 925 41, - 96.7 115 97

 COWLEY COUNTY:

"Americana/Patriotic Star"
Melvin Ruggles, 20868 131st Road, Winfield KS 67156
Artists: Melvin Ruggles, Sharon King, Sonja Todd, Steven
and Veva Ruggles, Randy Ruggles, Sarah Bair, and Jo Lynne Brothers
This barn quilt was done in memory of Pearl Ruggles. Pearl had wanted to paint one herself, but brain cancer took her too quickly for that to happen. Her husband, sister, children, nephew and a friend got together and painted this one for her. The gray ribbon signifies Brain Cancer Awareness.
GPS Coordinates: 37.1 880 28, - 96.9 151 85

COWLEY COUNTY:

"KU Denali"

Marla Martin, 102 N Cherry, Dexter KS 67038

Artists: Dexter High School Students

Marla writes, "My family has always been fans of K U. I recently bought a piece of land next to my home which has a barn on it. When I found that I had a chance to have a barn quilt made, I decided to have one made with the colors of K U. My grandson, Zach, who goes to school here in Dexter had the chance to help paint it too."

GPS Coordinates: 37.1778 86, -96.7149 46

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Threads of Sunshine"
Meredith Kowalsky, 18432 111th Road, Winfield KS 67156

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Whirlpool"

Lighthouse Library, 107 S Main, Dexter KS 67038

Artists: Dexter High School Students

GPS Coordinates: 37.17 9092, - 96.71 7385

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Marine Star"

Kenneth and Beej Taylor, 23499 US Hwy 160, Burden KS 67019

Artists: Kenneth, Beej & Cj Taylor

The Marine Star was chosen as a nod to Kenneth's service in the military and is

hung on their horse barn.

GPS Coordinates: 37.31 6121, - 96.74 3286

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Fire Star"

Cambridge Fire Department, 120 Chestnut, Cambridge KS 67023

Artist: Deb Firebaugh

The Cambridge Fire Department, Rural District #8, is a volunteer fire department that

has served the Cambridge and surrounding communities for over 50 years.

GPS Coordinates: 37.31 8175, - 96.66 3505

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Ohio" (garage), "Kansas" (house), "Four X, Patriotic Flag, & Pieced Star" (fence)

Sheryl and Richard Clower, 1303 East 7th Ave, Winfield KS 67156

The Clower's have lived on this property for 18 years. The house was originally the pastor's

house and part of St. John's College. The "Ohio" block was Sheryl's first barn quilt.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Four Corners and Dexter Star"

208 N Main, Dexter KS 67038

Artists: Dexter High School Students

Community Quilts were painted and displayed along Main Street to inform visitors of the

barn quilts proudly displayed in the town.

GPS Coordinates: 37.180 388, -96.716 055

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Carpenter's Wheel"

Dexter Housing, 215 S Main, Dexter KS 67038

Artists: Dexter High School Students

The Dexter Housing, Inc. offers affordable housing in Dexter.

GPS Coordinates: 37.177 571, -96.718 449

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Tennessee Compass"

Richard and Kerri Koeppen, 102 Linden Ave, Dexter KS 67038

Artists: Dexter High School Students

GPS Coordinates: 37.175 956, - 96.719 6999

COWLEY COUNTY:

"KU Star"

Delbert Kemp, 25443 206th Rd, Dexter KS 67038

Artist: Cowley First

GPS Coordinates: 37.181 983, - 96.706 920

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Firefighter's Dream"

Burden Fire Dept., 500 Chestnut, Burden KS 67019

Artist: Cowley First

The fire department chose their colors to match their safety green fire truck.

GPS Coordinates: 37.316 640, -96.754 706

 COWLEY COUNTY:

"Indian Star"
Two Rivers Coop, 300 S D Street, Arkansas City KS 67005
Artists: Udall FFA
GPS Coordinates: 37.059 152, - 97.033 990

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Early Riser"

Southern Kansas Telephone Company, Inc. (SKT), 201 W Main, Cambridge, KS 67023

Artist: Elaine Webb

The Mikesell Family has owned Southern Kansas Telephone Company for 76 years.

SKT always likes to find ways to be a part of the communities they serve.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Nickel Pinwheels"

John and Karen Nickel, 1910 W 14th Ave, Winfield KS 67156

GPS Coordinates: N37, 14,02 8, W097 -01.08 6

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Friendship Star"
Fisher Rocking F Cattle Company, 31336 US Hwy 160, Cambridge KS 67038
Artist: Ilene Hutchins
The barn quilt is located at Rocking F Ranch, part of the Fisher Family Rocking F
Cattle Company, which raised angus cattle.
GPS Coordinates: 37.32 3341, -96.59 5564

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Airplane"

Strother Field Industrial Park Office, 22193 Tupper St, Winfield KS 67156

Artist: Cowley First

The barn quilt is located on the Strother Field Terminal Building which houses the industrial parks manager's office and Cowley First-Economic Development.

Strother Army Air Field, now Strother Field Airport and Industrial Park, was a training base used by the United States Army Air Force during World War II. It was a joint venture by the neighboring towns of Winfield and Arkansas City to lease the ground to the Army beginning in April 11, 1942 through 1953. Construction of the airport began a month later and included four asphalt runways with connecting taxiways, and a large parking ramp to accommodate hundreds of planes. The first class of cadets, 43-D, arrived on December 15, 1942.
The south end of the Air Field contained the maintenance hangar, engineering shops, supply rooms, dispensary, training department, paint storage, and fuel and oil facilities. The central area of the field housed the barracks, swimming pool, theater, chapel, beer hall, bowling alley, and reception room along with many other service facilities. At the furthest north-east end was the Air Field's Hospital Complex
The park now houses the industrial park, home to businesses such as GE Aviation, Columbia Elevators, Greif, Morton Bldgs.,Vector Technologies and Western Industries.

GPS Coordinates: 37.16 9642, -97.03 2493

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Gathering Wheat"

First Baptist Church, 200 East 11th, Winfield KS 67156

Artists: First Baptist Church Members

This facility made of pure white magnitia (magnesia) limestone and silverdale

limestone, has always been a church.

This First Baptist Church was founded in November of 1870 at a different location. Reverend Winfield Scott was invited to preach by the Andrews, Millington, Hickok and Tousey families. They had told him of the new country and of the possible naming of the new town after him, and that they expected it would be the county seat. Rev. Scott made a proposition to raise money for a Baptist church in Winfield. While here he preached every evening and hunted deer in the day time. At the close of his time preaching here, a church was organized with twelve members. $400 was secured, which was increased to about $700, sufficient to build a stone building. The town was named Winfield in his honor. Within the next decade the church had outgrown its original building and construction of the current building at 200 East 11th was started. Its cornerstone was set in 1880. The educational wing was added in 1958. First Baptist Church has a rich heritage and history. We would love to share in worship and ministry with you.
GPS Coordinates: 37.2 386 27, -96.9 958 17

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Star Within A Star"

Elaine Weathers

14450 US Hwy 77, Winfield KS 67156

GPS Coordinates: 37.282 056, - 97.006 500

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Member's Choice #1 & #2"

Artists: K & O Steam and Gas Association Members

K & O Steam and Gas Association, 7441 162nd Rd, Winfield KS 67156

The building that displays the barn quilts is used as a meeting and gathering place for K&O Steam and Gas Association which was established in 1981. The barn quilt patterns were selected by members and the colors represent four popular tractor models.

GPS Coordinates: 37.245 425, - 97.033 725

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Sunflower"

Ernie & Marie Tackett, 21158 Curtis Ave, Winfield, KS 67156

This block is best viewed from 85th Rd.

GPS Coordinates: 37.184 416, - 96. 995 845

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Ohio Star"

Artist: Deb Firebaugh

City of Atlanta, 602 S Main, Atlanta KS 67008

Located at the south Welcome Sign

GPS Coordinates: 37.432 581, - 96.769 085

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Ohio Star"

Artist: Deb Firebaugh

City of Atlanta, 101 N Main, Atlanta KS 67008

Located at the north Welcome Sign

GPS Coordinates: 37.439 220, - 96.769 608

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Stars and Stripes"

Artists: Bob Hobart, Sheila Reams & Brenda Thompson

Bob Hobart, 415 W Third, Burden KS 67019

GPS Coordinates: 37.313 455, - 96.758 183

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Log Cabin"

Artist: Deb Firebaugh

Cambridge Cabin, 8610 281st Rd, Cambridge KS 67023

The Log Cabin barn quilt is located on a pole barn on the same property as the Cambridge Cabin, a reconstructed version of the original 1870's cabin that once sat on this property. The original 14 by 20 foot log cabin was constructed in three days by Doctor Wilkins and his brother Henry. Using a cross cut saw, an ax and logs from local trees to construct the dwelling, the pair then filled the cracks with a clay and mud mixture to fill the space between the logs. Doctor Wilkins, his wife and children and brother, lived in the cabin for several years as the doctor administered to the sick people in the area. While the cabin was being built the family resided in the cellar that is still on the property, The cabin is a roadside attraction open to the public from dawn to dusk.

GPS Coordinates: 37.365 830, - 96.658 975

COWLEY COUNTY:

"The Sunflower"

Troy and Morea Simmons, 8943 111th Road, Winfield KS 67156

Artist: Donna Martin

This property has been in the Simmons family for 70 plus years, originally

the home of Leonard and Neva Simmons where they raised three boys and

farmed. Now the farm is owned by Simmon's grandson and his wife, Troy

and Morea Simmons, where Troy has continued to farm the land that his

grandparents did. The block is best viewed from 82nd Road heading east.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Harvest Star"

SKT, 415 S Main, Atlanta KS 67008

Artists: Elaine Webb & Suzanne Webb

According to Elaine, SKT or Southern Kansas Telephone Company, Inc. is a family owned independent telephone company started by my grandparents, Edwin and Dorothy Mikesell. The company is currently owned by 3rd generation family members, Kendall Mikesell, and Elaine Mikesell Webb. This building was built in 1940

as a Central Office and is still used today for the same purpose.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Wildcat Sunflower"

Doug & Amy Lawson, 9233 264th Rd, Ark City KS 67005

The Lawson's have lived on this property for 25 years and use this garage for storage,

which was built in the 20's or 30's, and originally located in Ark City. The previous

homeowner moved the garage to its current site and when they built the house in the

late 80's. Shortly after the Lawson's bought the property the garage was nearly destroyed

by a severe storm. The family was able to repair the structure for continued use.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Power Cat"

Craig & Ronda Depenbusch, 1666 Hwy 55, Udall KS 67146

Artists:Craig, Malorie & Miranda Depenbusch

This farm has been in the family since the 70's. Craig has farmed the ground

where he currently raises his family since he was a kid and in 2001 Craig and

Ronda purchased the farm where they continue their farming and feeder cattle

operation. Their twin daughters are both going to Kansas State University.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Red, White and Blue"

SaveALot, 1906 E 9th, Winfield, KS 67156

Artist: Jonelle Brothers

The barn quilt painted and donated by Jonelle Brothers is viewed inside the window of the

SaveALot business in Winfield, according to Anita Hadley.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Cross and Tulips"

Artists: Sisters Study Group

New Hope Fellowship Church, 19195 61st Rd, Winfield KS 67156

The building is located on land from the Myer Family Farm who homesteaded there

in 1871 and remained owners until the Family gave the land to the church for the

purpose of the current building.

GPS Coordinates: 37.2 129 322 00, - 97.0 415 359 00

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Mattingly Ranch"

Mattingly Ranch, 25235 Grouse Creek, Dexter KS 67038

The barn was built in the early 1900s, and has been in the Mattingly Family since 1968.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Sunflowers and Crows"

Jerry and Cheryl Crow, 4119 Meadowbrook Lane, Winfield KS 67156

Artists: Cheryl Crow and Jessica Martin

This barn quilt is displayed on the Crows's personal home of 18 years and is visible from

77 Hiway south of Winfield when you are driving north; the house just south of the motel.

COWLEY COUNTY:

"Threads of Sunshine"

Meridith Kowalsky/Prestige Monogram

18432 111th Rd, Winfield KS 67156

When the property was purchased in 1992 it had been owned by a hoarder. The

property was completely packed from road to fence line in all directions with

equipment and junk. The two story stone house, barn and Butler outbuilding were

also stacked to the ceilings with everything from vintage toys still in the box to bags

and bags of trash. It is now a beautiful home and farm property.