Quilters Hall of Fame (Webster House) — Attraction in Marion

After hearing that the EMC 1876 quilt was on display here, my mom and I drove 4 and a half hours to see it. We were met with a less than welcoming volunteer who happily charged us admission before letting us know the quilt was not on display as it was kept under sheets that she "couldn't remove" when we asked if the quilt was ever set for a display date she proceeded to ignore us. I'm going through cancer treatment and the building is less than accessible to anyone handicapped. All around a very disappointing and at points infuriating trip.

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The Marie Webster House in Marion Indiana is home to the Quilters Hall of Fame and showcases many beautiful and important examples of quilt styles from as far back as the early mid-1800s; there's even one from the 1700s. The docent I spoke with was very friendly, enthusiastic, and knowledgeable about the collection as well as the history of the museum site, which was the home of Marie Webster, herself a notable contributor to the art of quilting. The collection does not disappoint; very sorry to hear some commenters here had less of an...

I'm from Elkhart, IN. I come to Marion at least four times a year to my church's campgrounds which is called Shiloh Park. I was driving around looking for a place to visit and saw a sign that said, "Quilters Hall of Fame." So, I followed the signs and found this AWESOME place. Not only are the quilts beautiful, but the building itself had me in AWE. I plan on visiting again this year and hopefully I can...