Lace Challenge 10 - Lace Places

IOLI Europe

The Calais Lace Museum (CITE DE LA DENTELLE ET DE LA MODE)

Website: https://www.cite-dentelle.fr/en/

Address: 135, quai du Commerce, 62100 CALAIS France

Telephone: +33(0)3 21 00 42 30

History of lace including hand-made lace with an emphasis on machine lace and lace machines. The location was previously a lace factory. Includes videos about machine lace making and shows how the process worked with a lot of emphasis on the people who worked there. Also has changing exhibits of lace in fashion. This is an especially great museum to visit if you are traveling with someone who enjoys mechanical things as the machines are fascinating.

Mostra del Tombolo  / Museo Del Tombolo

Website: https://www.comune.mirabellaimbaccari.ct.it/amministrazione/luoghi/centri-per-la-cultura/museo-del-tombolo/

Address: Via Alcide De Gasperi 13, Mirabella Imbaccari, Catania. 95040 Italy

 Numerous lace samples, completed lace projects including clothing, 

Casa de los Balcones, La Orotava, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain

Website:  https://casa-balcones.com/

Contact: https://casa-balcones.com/contacto-casa-de-los-balcones/

Address:  Calle San Francisco, 3.  38300 La Orotava. Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Telephone: +34 922 33 06 29 / +34 670 33 43 49

Tenerife Lace

IOLI Northern Region

National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library

Website:  https://ncsml.org/

Contact:  https://ncsml.org/contact/

Address: 1400 Inspiration Place SW, Cedar Rapids, IA, USA, 52404

Telephone: 319-362-8500

Large collection of kroje (costumes) embellished with lace.

IOLI Southern Region

Raleigh Lace Museum

Website:  https://www.ksclcfoundation.org/museum-IX.php

Address: 133 Fayetteville St,  Raleigh, NC 27601

Telephone: 919-594-1861

A variety of laces. Exhibits are rotated regularly. There are also special exhibits from other collections.

Flagler Museum

Website:  https://www.flaglermuseum.us/lace-exhibit

Address: One Whitehall Way, Palm Beach, FL 33480

Telephone: 540-222-7344

This lace collection belonged to Jean Flagler Matthews and is exhibited in five cases, each devoted to a specific type of lace. Pull-out drawers contain additional samples from the collection.

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This lace collection