Historical quilt donated to courthouse | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

A 1940s quilt embroidered with the names of more than 900 Cleveland County World War II veterans has quietly been passed down through generations of Artie Ryburn's family -- and now it has once again changed ownership. Its new home is the Cleveland County courthouse, where it will be permanently displayed.

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