NMAC gives coverlets the recognition and respect they deserve, while bringing their history to life.
The Museum opened in Bedford, Pennsylvania’s historic (1859) former Common School building in May of 2006. Since then, it has welcomed visitors from around the world.
NMAC offers changing exhibitions of 80 to 100 coverlets at a time, along with early spinning wheels, barn frame looms and more. We are happy to answer questions, offer background information and explain what you are looking at.
We are generally open daily, seven days a week. No appointment required, however, if you are traveling a distance, we encourage you to call ahead and let us know you’re coming so we can spend time with you. (814) 623 1588
Hours |
Museum Admission Regular -- $10 Children under 12 years -– Free Group rates available |
Of course, admission to the Museum Shop is always free.
While you’re at it, think about supporting this non-profit institution by becoming a Member. Your annual membership fee includes free admission for a full year, a 10% discount on your Shop purchases, reduced rates for special events and more.... (click here for more information). |
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YARNS
YARNS, our periodic newsletters, are posted on this website; links to current and back issues are on this homepage, top right. Read about what’s happening at the Museum – upcoming exhibitions, project news, important donations and all manner of things. YARNS issues generally run about 16 pages in full color.
MARCH 2022 ISSUE
Past Issues Here
Each of our four main display areas is devoted to a different season, taking the visitor through the year in coverlets from Spring to Summer and Fall to Winter.
Fri-Sat-Sun,
Sept 27-28-29, 2024