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Hutchinson County Historical Museum The Museum tells the early wild days of Hutchinson County, including its ghost towns.

Well known historical characters such as Billy Dixon and Quanah Parker as well as the Texas Rangers' role in cleaning up the Borger criminal activity are explained.

10/20/2026

The Winners of the 45th Annual Hutchinson County Historical Museum Quilt Show!

The ribbons have been hung!!Here are the winners....People's Choice:Woven Star pieced by Susan TopperSponsor's Choice (w...
10/20/2026

The ribbons have been hung!!

Here are the winners....

People's Choice:
Woven Star pieced by Susan Topper

Sponsor's Choice (we had 2 sponsor's- Borger Bank and Friends of the HCM)
Walk About pieced by Lana Wilimon
God Bless Texas pieced by Kathryn Finley

Professional Division:
Category 3 (Two Person Large Pieced Quilt)
First Place: Aunt Millie's Flower Garden pieced by Marion Pool
Second Place: Faceted Jewel pieced by Brenda Newton
Third Place: Celestial Waltz pieced by Brenda Newton

Category 5 (One Person Medium Pieced Quilt)
First Place: Route 66 pieced by Donna Pergrem
Second Place: Attic Window pieced by Debbie Branstine
Third Place: Woven Petals pieced by Angelina Payton

Category 7 (Two Person Medium Pieced Quilt)
First Place: Fruit Salad pieced by Tonia Nix
Second Place: Wonky Log Cabin pieced by Donna Pergrem

Category 9 (One Person Small Pieced Quilt)
First Place: Cryptic pieced by Tonia Nix
Second Place: Wooly pieced by Debbie Branstine
Third Place: Pink Sewphia pieced by Valerie Collins

Amateur Division:
Category 4 (Two Person Large Pieced Quilt)
First Place: Modern Medallion pieced by Connie Parks
Second Place: Good Fortune pieced by Kim Lindley
Third Place: Hunter's Star pieced by Kim Lindley

Category 6 (One Person Medium Pieced Quilt)
First Place: God Bless Texas pieced by Kathryn Finley
Second Place: Simple Life on Route 66 pieced by Cindy Byers

Category 8 (Two Person Medium Pieced Quilt)
First Place: Rainbow Pineapple pieced by Connie Parks
Second Place: Palm Star pieced by Doris Jean Foster
Third Place: Prairie Vine pieced by Helen Singleterry

Category 12 (Two Person Small Pieced Quilt)
First Place: Prairie Flowers pieced by Vickey Bouldin
Second Place: Mystery Quilt pieced by Linda Hunt
Third Place: Barn Quilt - Red-White-Blue pieced by Anita Herrmann

Open Division:
Category 14 (One Person Applique)
First Place: Santa, Turkey, Tree Me pieced by Anita Herrmann
Second Place: Country Journal pieced by Helen Singleterry

Category 15 (Two Person Applique)
First Place: Sisters pieced by Vickey Bouldin
Second Place: Flock Together pieced by Mary Jane McDougle
Third Place: Dear Daughter in Love pieced by Clesta Collins

Category 16 (One Person Mixed Techniques)
First Place: Uncle Sam Celebration pieced by Cindy Byers

Category 17 (Two Person Mixed Techniques)
First Place: Here Comes Santa pieced by Mary Jane McDougle
Second Place: Picnic Time pieced by Clesta Collins

Category 18 (Quilt Projects)
First Place: Twine pieced by Angelina Payton

Category 19 (One or Two Person Pictorial)
First Place: Bear Tracks pieced by Linda Thompson

Category 21 (One or Two Person First Quilt)
First Place: Pop of Flowers pieced by Lynae Jacob

We had a wonderful Quilting Program presented by Kim Lindley this Saturday!She shared how she found her love of quilting...
10/20/2026

We had a wonderful Quilting Program presented by Kim Lindley this Saturday!

She shared how she found her love of quilting and the new techniques she has learned. Also on display were the many projects that are in the making!

We had a great turn out!

Stop by the museum and see all of the beautiful quilts before they are taken down!! You have until next Wednesday, 10/28!!

Guess what came in today!!!!  We had to order our quilt show ribbons from a new vendor this year.  Our old vendor had or...
10/16/2026

Guess what came in today!!!!

We had to order our quilt show ribbons from a new vendor this year. Our old vendor had ordering requirements that we couldn't meet. It took some time to find a vendor that had the quality ribbons that our winners deserve. So, our ribbons took a little bit longer than usual to come in.

The winners now have ribbons on their quilts! They are ready to view!! There will be pictures posted tomorrow of the quilts with their ribbons.

We are so proud of each and every quilt that was in this year's show!!! You still have time to see them...

We will be hosting a quilt program by Kim Lindley tomorrow (Saturday 10/17) at 2:00 pm.

Did you see????The quilts in this year's quilt show are famous!!!  We had a great time showing off all the creativity th...
10/14/2026

Did you see????

The quilts in this year's quilt show are famous!!!

We had a great time showing off all the creativity this year's quilt show has to offer to Ruben on the Road!!

If you haven't seen all of the lovely quilts this year... what are you waiting for???? Get downtown and check them out!

https://www.newschannel10.com/2026/10/13/longest-running-quilt-show-texas-happening-hutchinson-county-this-october/






The Hutchinson County Historical Museum’s annual quilt show runs throughout October, featuring quilts made by area residents and a People’s Choice competition.

Here are a few upcoming things to remember...We will be hosting a Quilt Program by Kim Lindley this Saturday, October 17...
10/14/2026

Here are a few upcoming things to remember...

We will be hosting a Quilt Program by Kim Lindley this Saturday, October 17th at 2:00 pm!!

Please join us for this creatively wonderful event!

Also-

If you haven't voted for your favorite quilt either in person or on Facebook (or BOTH!!).... THIS FRIDAY is the last day you can!!





Guess who came to check out the Quilt Show today????Ruben on the Road stopped by this afternoon to see the gorgeous quil...
10/12/2026

Guess who came to check out the Quilt Show today????

Ruben on the Road stopped by this afternoon to see the gorgeous quilts in the 45th annual HCHM Quilt Show!

Be watching NewsChannel10 to catch the episode!!!







Thank you Ruben for supporting the roots the communities in the Panhandle have to offer! We love it when you stop by!

Stop by and see what's new in our gift shop!!!We have added new items!!!
10/09/2026

Stop by and see what's new in our gift shop!!!

We have added new items!!!

🎉  Happy 100th birthday Borger!!  🎉To celebrate this AWESOME event, we are joining in with the City of Borger's Centenni...
10/09/2026

🎉 Happy 100th birthday Borger!! 🎉

To celebrate this AWESOME event, we are joining in with the City of Borger's Centennial Boomtober Celebration!!

📍 Starting Friday, October 9th and running through the month of October (possibly the first week of November if we see a demand for it) we will showcase From Boomtown to Centennial: An Archival Show & Tell. 📍

We have brought out items from the archives that we think the public will enjoy! The upstairs galleries have several items waiting for you to come and see them! The downstairs galleries are still hosting the quilt show. Be sure to check that out too!! (And vote for your favorite quilt of course! 😉)

We hope to see you downtown during this special time!

📍 Friday October the 9th the Museum will be open from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm! 📍

We can't wait to show you!


Friends of Hutchinson County Museum



One more quilt to show out of the archive!!  This will be the last one for this year's quilt show... #43 1976 Presidenti...
10/07/2026

One more quilt to show out of the archive!! This will be the last one for this year's quilt show...

#43 1976 Presidential Quilt ( 😮 This quilt is 50 years old!!)

Pieced by Oda Smith and the Leisure Lodge Ladies (1316 S Florida St)
Quilted by Oda Smith and the Leisure Lodge Ladies
For Exhibit Only Entered by HCHM donated by Mary Charles (Clifford) Smith

This is the information we have on it:
Oda Smith and her friends at the Leisure Lodge Nursing Home, created, made, and embroidered this quilt by hand. It was hand quilted by Bernice Bergan and Fae Graves. Our nation’s 200th year! The museum was also started as a bicentennial project. This is a great learning quilt for kids and follows in that tradition. It has every president from George Washington to Gerald Ford and some of the fifty blocks have historic events. It was made in 1976 for the bicentennial year of the United States. Oda Smith was 93 years young!!

The hand embroidery on this quilt is wonderful for a 93 year old!! Come and see for yourself!!!


Address

618 N Main Street
Borger, TX
79007

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 1pm - 4:30pm

Telephone

+18062730130

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