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Jessie Reed, left, and Theo Brown place the quilt “United States Map (Happy Birthday Clarale)” by Clinton R. Hamilton onto a table inside the International Quilt Museum’s photo room. June 17, 2026.

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Jessie Reed, left, and Theo Brown place the quilt “United States Map (Happy Birthday Clarale)” by Clinton R. Hamilton onto a table inside the International Quilt Museum’s photo room. June 17, 2026.

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