American Quilt Study Group is a non-profit organization located in Lincoln, Nebraska, dedicated to the study and preservation of quilts and quiltmaking traditions. The organization serves as a resource for researchers, collectors, and enthusiasts who are interested in the cultural, historical, and artistic aspects of quilts. By fostering education and scholarship, it supports a deeper understanding of quilts as significant artifacts within American heritage.

The group offers a variety of programs and publications designed to engage its members and the wider community. These initiatives often include research grants, symposia, and exhibitions that highlight both traditional and contemporary quilting techniques. The organization also provides access to a comprehensive library and archive, which serves as a valuable tool for those conducting academic or personal research on quilts.

Operating as a non-profit, American Quilt Study Group relies on the commitment of volunteers and members who share a passion for quilt history and preservation. The organization collaborates with museums, educational institutions, and other cultural entities to promote quilt studies. Its presence in Lincoln contributes to the city’s cultural landscape by maintaining an active dialogue around textile arts and heritage conservation.

Located at 1610 L Street, the group is accessible to residents and visitors interested in quilt history and study. For additional information or inquiries, the organization can be reached by phone at 402-477-1181. Through its ongoing efforts, the American Quilt Study Group continues to be an important hub for quilting scholarship and community engagement in Nebraska and beyond.