Card catalog entry from the Library of Congress

Blurbs from the book cover

Description—University Press of Kentucky

Amazon.com listing and reader’s review

Barnes and Noble summary page

Transcript of bookclub@ket program

Just Desserts—a one-act play adapted from three of Hall’s stories

Quilting Quotations Celebrating an American Legacy Scroll down for several quotations from Aunt Jane of Kentucky.

Quilter’s review from Nine Patch News, The Quilters Online Newsletter, November 1997

How much piecin’ a quilt is like livin’ a life! You can give the same kind of pieces to two persons, and one will make a “nine-patch” and one’ll make a “wild goose chase,” and there will be two quilts made out of the same kind of pieces, and jest as different as they can be. And that is jest the way with livin’. The Lord sends us the pieces, but we cut them out and put ’em together pretty much to suit ourselves, and there’s a heap more in the cuttin’ out and the sewin’ than there is in the caliker [calico]. Eliza Calvert Hall Aunt Jane of Kentucky

Obenchain as a reformer from the Kentucky Commission on Women history project

Eliza Calvert Hall Obenchain by George Brosi, from KYLIT (scroll down)

“One Way of Love”—a poem by Hall