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Andrea Windham Guy: These Days, acrylic, approx. 15.5"x13" 

This Bright Light of Ours offers a tightly focused insider’s view of the community-based activism that was the heart of the civil rights movement. A celebration of grassroots heroes, this book details through first-person accounts the contributions of ordinary people who formed the nonviolent army that won the fight for voting rights.Combining memoir and oral history, Maria Gitin fills a vital gap in civil rights history by focusing on the neglected Freedom Summer of 1965 when hundreds of...

Lolita Dickinson: Three Cots Together; Framed Pastel painting, approx. 21.75"x18"; signed by the artist

Through Others' Eyes includes descriptions of traveling to and from Montgomery, but it focuses on the travelers' descriptions of Montgomery itself. The twenty-eight published accounts between 1825 and 1861 were written by Americans and Europeans with a variety of backgrounds. A few are as objective as can reasonably be expected considering the short durations of the writers' visits. Some are prone to display their preconceptions and prejudices. Most exaggerate-they had to make their books...

Jan Agee: Tiger Graphite Framed  This 27in x 21in framed graphite drawing for all the Auburn fans who yell "Go Tiger's"

Natalie hand painted this beautiful cat with tiger stripe fur and light blue eyes, painted in a 16x20 canvas. The cat sits behind a deep blue background with a light blue aura. This piece is signed by the artist

Hailey Rogers, a Monroe County artist, created these designer tigers eye earrings. They have a detailed gold piece at the top and connecting the tigers eye stone is a golden wire.

Andrew McCall: Tiny Chapel - 1 door Andrew McCall demonstrates his amazing gift for woodworking with this Church made from reclaimed, whitewashed wood from an old barn. This piece is handcrafted with a pointed top, 1 openings in front and is 10inches tall. It would make a great addition to any home, office, or garden.

This charming hand-carved wooden toadstool sculpture by Clarke County artist Bud Rogers brings a touch of woodland magic to any space. Measuring 5.5 inches by 5 inches, this unique piece features two carefully crafted mushrooms resting on a natural wood base that represents a log. One mushroom showcases a rich red wood finish, highlighting the natural grain, while the other is painted black with vibrant red spots for a whimsical touch. Each mushroom stem is made from a wood stick, adding to...

This beautifully hand-carved wooden toadstool sculpture by Clarke County artist Bud Rogers is a charming addition to any nature-inspired space. Measuring 6.5 inches by 7 inches, this unique piece features two handcrafted mushrooms resting on a natural wood base that represents a log. One mushroom showcases a smooth, natural wood finish, while the other is playfully decorated with blue spots. Each mushroom stem is crafted from a wood stick, enhancing its organic, rustic appeal. Designed with a...

Betty Bain: Tobacco Basket

Angela Turner Fernandez, a Wilcox county artist, created this mixed media blue and gold cross made from torn paper on a 12"x4"canvas.