|  "Red, White and Blue" runs July 4-14, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every 
			day. The show features work by Springfield Q.U.I.L.T.S., or Quilters 
			United in Learning, Teaching and Self-Improvement. The quilts 
			present a wide array of historic and contemporary designs 
			illustrating the patriotic theme.  One housed in the Senate chamber is a hand-quilted eagle design 
			based on a historic pattern in the collection of the Daughters of 
			the American Revolution. The eagle, surrounded by stars on a field 
			of red and blue, was prepared for the Old State Capitol's Ladies' 
			Soldiers' Aid Society exhibit.  
			
			 
			[to top of second column] | 
 
 
            The
            Old State Capitol State Historic Site, 
			administered by the
			Illinois Historic 
			Preservation Agency, is a reconstruction of Illinois' fifth 
			Statehouse. The site is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily with tours 
			available during open hours. For more information, call 
			217-785-7960. 
            [Text from file received from the 
			Illinois Historic Preservation Agency] |