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Alabama's capital has roots all over the state. It first emerged in St. Stephens in 1799, a small fort acquired from the Spanish atop a tall limestone bluff overlooking the Tombigbee River. Next came Huntsville in the Tennessee Valley, where the state constitution emerged. Cahawba was the capital to receive a visit from the Marquis de Lafayette, the last surviving general of the American Revolution. In 1826, Tuscaloosa took the reins for twenty years before the final move to Montgomery....

Roger Van Wyck, a Clarke County artist, hand made this "Love Plaque" measuring 8.25" by 11.25". On a wooden piece with a cooper hanger, there is a beautiful blue wallpaper, with a cross on top, and "Love" written in white.

Robert Knight, a Clarke county artist created this wooden trinket box with LOVE carved into the lid.

Randy Shoults: Lusterware Jar w/ Lid Each order comes with one jar with a lid.Please contact the gallery or make a note on your order as to which jar you are purchasing.

Magnolia Drypoint Etching by Kristin Law is printed in sepia ink on high quality acid free paper. The dimension of the paper is 9"x12" while the plate dimension is 5"x7". Each drypoint etching is etched into the printing plate by the artist, inked up, and ran through the printing press onto high quality acid free papers. All are signed and tilted by the artist Kristin Law and available in black or sepia ink- upon special request. *Each print is hand pulled through the printing press and may...

Magnolia Drypoint Etching by Kristin Law is printed in black ink on high quality acid free paper. The dimension of the paper is 9"x12" while the plate dimension is 5"x7". Each drypoint etching is etched into the printing plate by the artist, inked up, and ran through the printing press onto high quality acid free papers. All are signed and tilted by the artist Kristin Law and available in black or sepia ink- upon special request. *Each print is hand pulled through the printing press and may...

Peggy Lewis: Magnolia Under Moonlight; Signed by Artist

Angela Fernandez a Wilcox County artist created this "Mahjong" painting. The painting is an abstract painting it is blue, green, gold, and teal with a white background.

You've got mail! This mail holder will hold everything from bills to spam.  It has a beautiful butterfly detail on the front and a cool vine-like indention as well.  It is metal and a earthy brown tone. Rosie Floyd: Mail Holder

Angela Fernandez: Make Your Mark; mixed media on canvas; 9"x12"; signed by the artist

Robert Knight's wooden bowl made of maple, cherry, and walnut wood is turned on a lathe. This piece, signed by the artist, measures 9 1/2" in diameter and 3 1/4" in height.

Rosie Floyd: Assorted Coffee CupOne mug comes with each order.