A History of Tufted Rugs

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[Photograph of employees of the J. M. Muse Spread Manufacturing Company and truck, Sugar Valley, Gordon County, Georgia, ca. 1934-1936?]

[Photograph of employees of the J. M. Muse Spread Manufacturing Company and truck, Sugar Valley, Gordon County, Georgia, ca. 1934-1936?]

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Date
ca. 1934-1936?
Place
Sugar Valley, Gordon County, Georgia
Held by
Georgia Archives
Collection
Vanishing Georgia (Digital Library of Georgia)
Number
Vanishing Georgia gor290
Size
photograph
Themes
Machine tufting & Dalton

Cite this source

“[Photograph of employees of the J. M. Muse Spread Manufacturing Company and truck, Sugar Valley, Gordon County, Georgia, ca. 1934-1936?],” ca. 1934-1936?. Vanishing Georgia gor290, Vanishing Georgia (Digital Library of Georgia), Georgia Archives. dlg.usg.edu/record/dlg_vang_gor290.

Research notes

DLG description: "Sugar Valley, mid 1930s. Employees of the J.M. Muse Spread Mfg. Company pose for a photograph on a truck belonging to the business. Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Muse, Sr. were pioneers in the tufted bedspread industry in Gordon County." Related Vanishing Georgia photographs: J. Marvin Muse and dogs, Sugar Valley, 1934 (gor272); the home of J. M. Muse, Sugar Valley, 1976 (gor071). Why it matters: Building the machine, open question "a joint Cobble-Muse patent": documents the Muse family's spread company in the mid-1930s; useful for identifying which Muse worked with Cobble. Found: Digital Library of Georgia, search "tufted", 2026-10-28.