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7492 S 300W, LynnFrom Modoc, east on US 36, north on 300W. Barn on west side, block faces east.The farm has been in the family since 1880.

2. Shoo FlyGreg & Kathy Beumer7160 S Huntsville Rd, Modoc

From Modoc, east on US 36, north on Huntsville Road (575W). Barn on west side, block faces south.Ada Farquhar (2nd generation Farquhars who lived on this farm) made a Shoo Fly quilt which the Beumers (5th generation) display in their home.

3. Martha Washington’s StarRandy & Janet Cates7587 W US 36, Modoc

From Modoc, east on US 36 to #7587. Barn on south side, block faces east.

4. Flying XByron & Pauline Phelps12701 W 500S, Losantville

From US 36, north on 1200W to 500S, turn west. Barn on south side, block faces east.“Our family represents the 3rd generation of quilters, and we are pleased to be part of a program that helps preserve the history of quilting.”

5. Liberty StarDavid & Dianna Shore8305 W 400S, Farmland

From Modoc, north on St Rd 1, west on 400S. Barn on south side, block faces west.The barn was built around 1890 and may have been two barns put together. It was re-sided in 2012.

6. Storm at SeaGeorge & Karen Mapes4359 S St Rd 1, Farmland

From Farmland, south on St Rd 1.Barn on east side, block faces west.

7. Goose TracksKeith & Suzanne Pugh8736 W 200S, Farmland

From Farmland, south on St Rd 1, west on 200S. Barn on north side, block faces east.“This barn was built around 1910. Geese visit the creek nextto our property, so the Goose Tracks block seems appropriate.”

8. Country FarmWayne McGuire1747 S 1100W, Parker City

From Parker City, east on St Rd 32, south on 1100W four miles. Barn on east side, block faces road.A Hoosier Homestead farm, the Leeka family homestead’s original barn was destroyed and replaced in 1974.

9. SunflowerJeff & Carrie Watson10910 W Windsor Rd., Farmland

From Parker City, east on St Rd 32 , south on 1100W, barn at SE corner of 1100W and Windsor Rd, block faces west.“A perfect sunflower – Jeff can’t mow it, Andi can’t pick it, and Carrie doesn’t have to water it!”

10. Jacob’s LadderScott & Ann DeHaven732 S 1000W, Farmland

From Farmland, west on St Rd 32, south on 1000W. Barn on west side, block faces road.Jacob’s Ladder was chosen for its spiritual reference as

well as its association with the Underground Railroad. The farm has been in the family for 75 years.

11. LeMoyne Star VariationCleveland Family Farms264 N St Rd 1, Farmland

From Farmland, south on St Rd 1, barn at SW corner of Windsor Rd, block faces north.

12. Turkey in the StrawMark & Ronetta Sumwalt5741 N 800W, Farmland

From Farmland, north on St Rd 1, go straight ahead on 800W. Barn on east side, block faces road.This Hoosier Homestead farm has been in the Sumwalt family for 103 years. Pet turkeys are among the many animals raised on this farm.

13. Turkey TracksDonovan & Evelyn DeVoss Family11228 W 700N, Farmland

From Farmland, north on St Rd 1, west on 700N. Barn on south side, block faces west.“The farm has been in the DeVoss family since 1899, with the 6th generation currently growing up here.”

14. ProsperityJoel & Sharon Taylor9836 N St Rd 1, Ridgeville

From Farmland, north on St Rd 1 or from Rid-geville, west on St Rd 28, north on St Rd 1. Barn on west side, block faces north.“ The barn was built in 1922 by the McVey family and was purchased in1993 by the Taylors. Prosperity seemed a perfect fit for our quilt block as God has blessed us.”

15. North StarDanny & Sherry Chalfant7076 N 500W, Ridgeville

From Ridgeville, west on St Rd 28, south on 600W, east on 700N to 500W. (Or from Winchester, west on St Rd 32, north on 500W) Barn on west side, block faces south.

16. American FlagRichard & Dianne Gough & Families2964 W 700N, Ridgeville

From Ridgeville, west on St Rd 28, south on 200W, west on 700N. Barn on corner 300W/700N, block faces south.“The farm has been in the Hollowell/Gough family for over 100 years. We chose the American Flag block because Dianne taught US history for 32 years.”

17. Grandmother’s PuzzleFrancis Beck, Amy & Todd Schroeder315 W 550N, Winchester

From Winchester, north on US 27, west on 550N. Barn on north side, block faces road.“Grandma Beck was always working on a puzzle, so Grandmother’s Puzzle was the perfect way to honor her memory.”

18. Wild Goose ChaseGary & Nancy McFarland4058 N US 27, Winchester 4058 N US 27, Winchester 4058 N US 27, Winchester

From Winchester, north on US 27, barn on west side, block faces road.

19. Savilla’s PinwheelBud & Rosemary Sears1051 N Old Hwy 27, Winchester

From downtown Winchester, north on Main St (becomes Old Hwy 27). Barn on east, block faces road.The Pinwheel block is from a quilt by Rosemary’s great-great grandmother Savilla Owens, and also honors her mother Rosella Bousman who has made many quilts for family and friends.

20. Yankee PuzzleJohn & Patricia Engle625 E Greenville Ave., Winchester

Block visible only from US 27 at overpass east of town. Barn on west, block faces north.John liked Yankee Puzzle because it was different, and it had orange in it!

21. Four QueensLonnie & Lisa Garza1768 N 200W, Winchester

From Winchester, west on St Rd 32, north on 200W. Barn on west, block faces road.The block was chosen to represent the four generations of the Leonard L. Bolinger family that have resided on this farm.

22. Hunter’s StarShane & Jill Winkle1512 W Stockyard Rd., Winchester

From Winchester, west on St Rd 32, north on 200W, east on Stockyard Rd. Barn on northeast side, block faces west.“The farm is just north of the Fudge Mound, and we chose Hunter’s Star with its arrowheads to representthe area’s rich Native American history.”

23. ArrowheadsMichael & Julie Wickersham1555 S Old Hwy 27, Winchester

From Winchester, south on US 27, west on 100S, north on Old Hwy 27. Barn on east side, block faces south.

24. Twisting StarJoe & Angela Abernathy1775 S Bloomingsport Rd., Winchester

From Winchester, south on US 27, west on 100S to Highway Dept. Barns, south on Bloomingsport Rd. Barn on east side, block faces south.“ We picked this block because it is so colorful, and it really makes the barn ‘pop’! “

25. Star Spangled Banner Dr. William & Mrs. Mary Beuchat

1863 W 300S, WinchesterFrom Winchester, south on US 27, west on 300S. Barn on south, block faces road.“ The barn was built in 1880 with an addition in 1912. We bought the property because we fell in love with the barn!”

26. Sister’s ChoiceThe Browne Sisters (Elaine Burgauer, Marsha Cockerill, Judy Servies)1591 CR 150E, Winchester

From Winchester, south on US 27, east on 200S, north on 150E. Barn on east, block faces south.The farm has been in the Browne family for four generations. The block represents the sisters who own the farm and their family name.

27. Corn & BeansDawn Keys3329 E Base Rd., Winchester

From Winchester, east on St Rd 32, south on 300E, east on Base Rd. Barn on south side, block faces road.“The farm has been in the Keys family since 1859. The main crops have always been corn and soybeans.”

28-29. Missouri Star & Double Four-Patch

Jack & Louise Hart2356 E Union City Pike, Winchester

From Winchester, east on St Rd 32, north on 300E, west on Union City Pike. Barn on north side, Missouri Star faces east, Double Four-Patch faces west.Minnie Hart (1904-1996) was a “master quilter”. These two blocks represent the hundreds of quilts she made.

30. Harvest StarColleen Rhotehamel3244 N 300E, Winchester

From Winchester, east on St Rd 32, north on 300E. Barn on west, block faces road.“ A new face for a ‘job well done’ barn. Three of six original horse stalls, one cow stanchion, two inside granaries and a 40x60 hay mow remain.”

31. Rising SunKurt & Sherry Prescott4188 E 500N, Winchester

From Winchester, east on St Rd 32, north on 400E, east on 500N. Barn on north side, block faces road.“Chosen just because we liked it, the block is on the barn where our daughter and family live.”

32. Bow TiesPaul & Sheridan Prescott7287 E 1000N, Union City

From Union City, west on St Rd 28, north on 800E (Jackson Pike), west on 1000N. Barn on south side, block faces east.The house and barn were built in 1904.

33. Blazing StarKent Thornburg 8601 N 800E, Union City

From Union City, west on St Rd 28, north on 800E (Jackson Pike). Barn on east side, block faces road. Block is sponsored by Susan Hufford in memory of her grandmother, Reland A. Sutton, a quilter.

34. Shasta DaisyCloyce & Sue Miller1302 N Jackson Pike, Union City

From Union City, west on St Rd 28, north on Jackson Pike (800E). Barn on west side, block faces road.

35. Double WindmillKent & Susan Smoot1140 N. Jackson Pike, Union City

From Union City, west on St Rd 28. Barn on NW corner of St Rd 28/Jackson Pike (800E) intersection. Block faces west.“ This block caught our eye. We are proud to have it on our barn for the county and the world to see!”

36. Little Boy’s BritchesJack & Mary Anderson703 N. Jackson Pike, Union City

From St Rd 28, south on Jackson Pike (800E). (Or, entering Union City from west on St Rd 32, jog left (north) at right-hand bend onto Jackson Pike.) Barn on east, bock faces road.The family has a Little Boy’s Britches quilt given to Mary’s son in 1967, made by his grandmother Cassandra Walker. The farm has been in the Anderson family since 1860.

A Reminder….please respect the private property of each barn owner.

44. Star & CrossGary & Nell Girton2521 E 800S, Lynn

In Lynn, east on Church St at flashing red-light on US 27 to Lynnview Nursery. Barn east of nursery on south side, block faces road.The barn was built in early 1900’s. A portion of concrete has footprints dated 1912. Owned by Girtons since 1983, the barn was damaged in the 1986 tornado and rebuilt.

37. Union StarHarter Park, Union City

From St Rd 28, south on Jackson Pike (800E). (Or, entering Union City from west on St Rd 32, jog left (north) at right-hand bend to Jackson Pike, on to park entrance.) Follow Geo. Frazier Dr. through park. Block on building east of pool, block faces east.The Union Star block is taken from a quilt made by Anna Prescott of Union City.

38. Indiana FarmerPatricia Knasinski & Joan Borton6801 E St Rd 32, Union City

From Union City, west on St Rd 32, approximately 2 miles. Barn on south side of SR 32, just west of curve, block on upper east side of barn.A 115 acre Hoosier Homestead grain farm owned by Turner-Meek family since 1901, the barn built in 1915. Twenty-five family members helped paint and assemble the block!

39. Ohio StarSchemmer/Adkins Farm400 N 625E, Union City

From Union City, west on St Rd 32, south on 625E. Barn on east side, block faces north.

40. Double PinwheelTerry & Carolyn Whitenack1327 N 500E, Union City

From Union City, west on St Rd 32, north on 500E. Barn on east, block faces south, visible from St Rd 32.Carolyn found this pattern in an old quilt book, and thought it just looked like it needed to be on their barn!

41. Eight Point StarMatthew & Kami Good7991 E 100S, Union City

From Union City, south on St Rd 227 to intersection of 100S. Barn on west side of 227, block faces road.The barn was built in 1998 next to an old school house which was converted into a home.

42. Birds in a SquareKevin & Joice Wise8296 S St Rd 227, Lynn

From Lynn, St Rd 36 east to St Rd 227. Block visible from St Rd 36, barn on south side, block faces north.

43. Oh My StripesSteve & Kim Burge10396 S St Rd 227, Lynn

From Lynn, St Rd 36 east to St Rd 227, south 2.5 miles. Barn on west side, block faces north.The block was chosen in honor of Kim’s father Russell Wiley, and uncle Wayne Wiley, who both settled on this farm after returning from World War II.

45. Indiana PuzzleLynn Lion’s Club Park2334 CR 790S, Lynn

At intersection of US 27 and St Rd 36 just north of Lynn, east on St Rd 36 for .6 mile, gravel drive into park. Block visible from St Rd 36 on building behind ball field, faces north. Park established in 1975 to provide facilities for community activities. The block was donated by the Quilt Barn Ramble committee in appreciation for use of their building to paint the quilt blocks!

46. Puppy LoveSabrina Prim3961 E 500S, Lynn

From Lynn, north on US 27, east on 500S. Barn on south side, block faces road.What an appropriate block for the “Dog Barn,” Sabrina’s grooming and boarding business opened in 2000.

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One of Indiana’s oldest counties, Randolph County is a unique blend of rich agricultural land, small cities, towns and communities, industry and commerce. While embracing the future with wind turbines and technology, we celebrate our heritage with historic places, round barns, parks and festivals. We invite you to visit and “take the back roads to the sweet life!”

Randolph County has many attractions to add to your Quilt Barn Ramble experience. While in Winchester, visit the Winchester Speedway, USA’s fastest ½ mile banked track; SilverTowne LP for coins, jewelry and collectibles; Mrs. Wick’s Pie Shop, home of Indiana’s official Sugar Cream pie; the newly renovated 1876 courthouse with the oldest Civil War monument in Indiana; and the Randolph County Historical Museum with a large genealogical library. In Union City, you’ll find Ghyslain Chocolatier, maker of gourmet candies; the historic Arts Depot, home of the Art Association of Randolph County with exhibits and events; museums, antiques and shops. In Modoc, stay at Kamp Modoc, a family camp and play lake, or visit award-winning Wilson Winery for tastes and fun events. Historic Farmland USA is a popular stop for unique shops, the Chocolate Moose Restaurant, and the Farmland Center featuring music and theater. Golfers will like the 18-hole Hickory Hills course near Farmland and the Winchester Golf Club with 27 holes. Throughout the county you’ll find artisans, boutiques, farmers markets, miles of country roads, and a diverse variety of places to eat.

You wll also find a variety of family festivals. In June there is Parker City’s Homecoming and Winchester’s JuneFest. July brings Farmland’s Good Ole Days and the county 4-H Fair. In August there is Union City’s State Line Heritage Days and the Mom, Baseball & Apple Pie event in Winchester’s Goodrich Park. In the fall, visit the 1 Fun Farm corn maze near Farmland, or the Mardi Gras in Winchester.

As you plan your visit to see the 46 barn quilts along our Quilt Barn Ramble, check the Randolph County Convention & Visitor’s Bureau website at www.roamrandolph.org or call 800-905-0514

for current information on attractions, events and area lodgings.

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Randolph County has joined counties throughout the United States in celebrating both our agricultural heritage and the beauty of the hand-made quilt. The 46 barn quilts on our trail are a tribute to those who have gone before us, creating the place we call “home,” and a reminder that there is beauty in both nature and people’s creativity. The Quilt Barn Ramble committee extends sincere thanks to all those who have made this project a reality: the barn owners, area businesses, organizations and individu-als for their support, and the many volunteers who gave of their time and talent.

When viewing and enjoying the Quilt Barn Ramble, use caution when slowing or stopping near a site. Stopping along roads can be dangerous and illegal. Most quilt barns are on private property and should be viewed from public roads unless otherwise indicated at the site.

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