Conantum Hooked Rug - Ros McDonough

Name/Title

Conantum Hooked Rug - Ros McDonough

Description

Hooked rug interpretation of map of Conantum. This rug was donated to the Kalmia Woods Corporation by the artist's children. It was created in an neighborhood craft group and originally used by the McDonough children as a Matchbox car race track. It later hung in the great room of their house until Mr. McDonough moved to Maine in the early 2000s. Prior to his passing Jim McDonough and his five children, 10 grandchildren and 6 greats who all love Conantum decided to honor Ros by presenting this rug to the Kalmia Woods Corporation, to be permanently displayed in the community, passing from one resident to a caring neighbor or local institution at that time.

Textile Type

Rug

Made/Created

Artist

Ros McDonough

Date made

circa 1955

Textile Details

Notes

Hooked rug / burlap ground, wool hooking materials

Dimensions

Dimension Description

40" x 55"

General Notes

Note

Original settler; lived in Conantum until her death, with husband James McDonough and five children.