Bridle Path Registration - Sew Along Begins 10/5, 9:30-12

Bridle Path is Lynn Wilder's tribute to brave women of the 1930's American Depression Era. These women were hired through the newly-formed Work Progress Administration by President Franklin D. Roosevelt with the purpose of putting Americans to work during and following the Depression. Eleanor Roosevelt sought to create jobs specifically for women, beginning with the Packhorse Librarian Program, the first traveling "bookmobile". Women were paid $28 per month to transport books deep into the hollers and mountains of Kentucky by horseback and mules. Registration reserves your kit and a place in the sew-along class. After registration, you will be contacted to get your kit.