Stitching White Point back together
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Naaman Barton puts a stitch in the main block of the new White Point quilt, under the watchful eye of quilter Bev Crouse. Crouse is taking on the task of creating a new quilt for White Point Beach Resort, after the previous one was lost in the November 2011 fire.
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White Point Beach Resort manager Danny Morton puts his stitch in the quilt.
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The original quilt that hung in White Point Beach Resort.
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The stones from the original fireplace at White Point Beach resort were handed out during the fireman’s breakfast on Jan. 28. Eighty-three stones were sold, raising about $3,400 for the Liverpool fire department. Peter and Joan Christie, regular visitors to White Point for over 20 years, bought five stones. They said some will go to their family, while the ones they will keep will become part of their garden.
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Nick Moase Photo
Naaman Barton puts a stitch in the main block of the new White Point quilt, under the watchful eye of quilter Bev Crouse. Crouse is taking on the task of creating a new quilt for White Point Beach Resort, after the previous one was lost in the November 2011 fire.
photo by
White Point Beach Resort manager Danny Morton puts his stitch in the quilt.
photo by
The original quilt that hung in White Point Beach Resort.
The stones from the original fireplace at White Point Beach resort were handed out during the fireman’s breakfast on Jan. 28. Eighty-three stones were sold, raising about $3,400 for the Liverpool fire department. Peter and Joan Christie, regular visitors to White Point for over 20 years, bought five stones. They said some will go to their family, while the ones they will keep will become part of their garden.
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- Published on February 1, 2012
- Nick Moase
Many things were lost during the fire at White Point Beach Resort, but among them was a very treasured and unique item. The White Point quilt hung in the main lodge for over 20 years, depicting scenes from around the resort area. However like the resort itself, the quilt too shall rise again.
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