New Brunswick Mat Registry

Inch Mat, Boston Sidewalk
Hooked by Mrs O. B. [Liza] Davis
Grand Falls NB • circa 1915

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The Registry

How Do I Register A Mat?

We invite you to bring your mats to one of our Registry locations where volunteers will:
• Interview the owner of the mat to learn more about the mat/article
• Examine and document the mat/article and take digital pictures.
• Attach a tag with a Registry Number to the item.

What Mats Qualify For The Registry?

• Any hooked mat/article made more than 25 years ago in New Brunswick or by someone born in New Brunswick.
• Up to 4 mats per person qualify for registration at any one Registry

What Do I Bring To The Registry?

• Your mat and any information about the mat maker--details about their life, such as where they lived, their interests or any activities that may have influenced their hooking.
• Information about the design of the mat. For example, was the mat bottom purchased, adapted from a picture or source of inspiration, designed by the hooker or someone else?
• Any printed material or photos pertaining to the mat or mat maker.

Is There Any Cost To Register?

There is no cost to individuals — the NBMR covers registration costs from corporate and individual donations.

Feature Mats

Hooked by Emma Pierce Weldon
McKees Mills, NB
• circa 1930-1940

Hooked by Marguerite Arsenault Poirier
Grande Digue, NB
• circa 1925-1930

Hooked by Ilmi Sundby Johnson (1880-1970)
Port Elgin, NB

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