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Ella Hadley (1916-2008) and Edna Hadley (1914-2004) served as missionaries to the Yakima Indians, as part of the McKinley Indian Mission near Toppenish, Washington. They designed and painted the following "quilt", to help describe the people among whom they lived and worked. The quilt was probably created in the 1950s. |
| Detailed views of each picture are shown below, together with the caption written by Ella and Edna Hadley. | |
 Fishing with a Net |
 Yakima Cradle Board |
 Picking Huckleberries |
 Council Meeting |
 Moccasins |
 Sweat Lodge |
 War Dancing |
 Sign Language |
 Cooking Corn in an Outdoor Oven |
 Hunting Deer with Bow and Arrow |
 Bringing the Meat Home |
 Sunset Horse Rider (Buffalo in Distance) |
 Hunting a Rabbit |
 Smoking a Peace Pipe |
 Woman Carrying Baby on her Back |
 Indian Baby Swing |
 Root Digging |
 Weaving |
 Fishing (Girl with Line) |
 Praying |