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The Gees Bend Ferry operates daily, connecting Camden and Gees Bend, Alabama. Gees Bend is renowned for its historical significance, particularly its famous Quilters of Gees Bend known for their exquisite quilts. Visitors can witness the quilting process at the Boykin Nutrition Center during weekdays.

Quilters of Gees Bend

The quilters usually gather at the Boykin Nutrition Center by 8:30 a.m. and quilt until 1:30 in the afternoon Monday through Thursday (times may vary).

Location:

1001 Ellis Island Rd.
Camden, AL 36726

(251) 320-0377
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