quilt history references

I hope to be taking the quilt history course at the University of
Nebraska at Lincoln when it is offered agin in 2010 as a cyber
course.

My area of interest is in Canadian Quilting and formal quilt history.

There is still a lot of "quilt myths" floating around museums which I
am trying to put to an end.

So what is new on the quilt history front and what references can you
suggest. ?

Thanks
Nanc

I was fascinated by the connection between the Amish and Welsh
quilting designs. And in general by how the Amish came to be quilters.
Roberta in D

On Tue, 18 Nov 2008 10:41:32 -0800 (PST), njk
wrote:

I hope to be taking the quilt history course at the University of
Nebraska at Lincoln when it is offered agin in 2010 as a cyber
course.

My area of interest is in Canadian Quilting and formal quilt history.

There is still a lot of "quilt myths" floating around museums which I
am trying to put to an end.

So what is new on the quilt history front and what references can you
suggest. ?

Thanks
Nanc