Objects - Cherokee County Historical Society

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Objects Summary with Images
06/19/2013
Matches 645
Catalog / Objectid / Objname
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
OK
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
9
O Default Record
O 2008.69.73
Ad, Magazine
Advertisement for Georgia Marble Company
Published by The World's Work, vintage magazine printed by
Doubleday, Page & Company out of Garden City, New York
Shows the Field Museum of Chicago, which used Georgia Marble
in its building.
O 2010.2.2
Advertising Bookmark
Souvenir Book Mark made of Canton Denim from the 50th
Anniversary of the Canton Cotton Mills
O 2008.80.78
Album
Album of Photographs from the building of Canton Cotton Mill #2
Louis Jones, Sr. took the photographs in the album. 1923 - 1924.
Contain other photos from downtown Canton as well.
O 2012.21.18
Album
Antique red photo album that belonged to Kate Mauldin Morris
Butterworth. Photographs on the inside are missing. Album has
Mrs. C.H Butterworth, Canton, GA written in pencil on the inside
cover. The album was made in Germany and has a red velvet back
cover and had a locking mechanism that is now missing.
Page 1
Fourth Floor Storage
Archives Room 3
Conservation
Archives Room 3
7
G
Archives Room 1 Closet
3
C
Description
O 2008.69.72
Album, Record
45 of The Denims, Salty Dog Man
Produced for Canton Textile Mills
Cavort Records
Also a cd of the song for the exhibit, created by Liza Griffin,
secretary to the Historical Society in 2008.
Condition
Status
Home Location
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
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This 45rpm record was produced for the Canton Textile Mills, Inc
by Cavort Records in the United Kingdom. The Denims were a
band from Blackwood, Wales and recorded the songs in 1966. The
album shows the Salty Dog mascot used by the Canton Textile
Mills to advertise the denim.
O 2007.34.24
Ax, Split
Five Axe Heads or Celts
Archives Room 3
19
A
O 2008.16.38
Badge
World War I Rifle Badge
Featuring a cross with an attached piece that says Rifle
Archives Room 3
10
C
O 2008.16.40
Badge
World War I Dog Tag that belonged to W.E. Richardson
William E. Richardson and USA on one side and his serial number
801792 on the other side.
Archives Room 3
10
C
Page 2
Description
O 2012.38.7
Badge
Canton High School Greenies Varsity Letter
O 2010.52.1
Bag
Bag fom Canton Textile Mills, Inc.
O 2012.13.7
Bag
US Army Gas Mask Carrying Bag with shoulder straps. Stamped
"US Army Service Gas Mask."
2
B
O 2011.12.1
Bag, Deposit
Bank of Canton #1202 Deposit Bag with tag labeled Rifkin Safety
Sac
Archives Room 3
19
B
O 2010.50.1
Bag, Garment
Garment Bag from Curlee at Jones Department Store, Canton
Georgia
Curlee Clothing was founded in St. Louis, Missouri by Shelby
Curlee
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Condition
Status
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Description
O 2013.13.1
Basket, Household
Woven basket made by Martha Vaughan at North Canton
Elementary School. Ms. Vaughan notes that she made it so she and
a boy named Morris could sit together.
O 2007.34.16
Bead
Native American Round Bead
O 2010.3.1
Bell, Locomotive
Little Hook Locomotive Bell
At 7:00 am on the morning of Thursday, July 15, 1926, Louisville
& Nashville
Railroad passenger train No. 4, known as the ‘Little Hook’ pulled
out of the Union Station in Atlanta, GA on a run from Atlanta to
Knoxville,
TN. The train was due in Canton, GA at 9:10 am, but arrived a few
minutes late. At about 9:30 or 10:00 am, as the ‘Little Hook; was
traveling
north about four miles north of Canton, and just south of
Keithsburg,
the train derailed on a curve near the north bank of the Etowah
River.
The exact cause of the derailment was unknown, although
two possible causes were given. One theory was that a broken
wheel caused the train to wreck, while the other theory was that the
train
was traveling at an excessive speed and was unable to make the
curve.
The engineer, Roy E. ‘Buck’ DeArmond, and the fireman, Hubert
D. Wiley, were both killed in the wreck. In late September 2008,
over 82 years after the wreck of the Little Hook,
Lowell Manous of Canton rediscovered the train’s bell in the
waters of the
Etowah River near the site of the wreck. The discovery was made
possible
due to the fact that the bell became exposed above the water level
Page 4
Condition
Status
Home Location
3
C
Excellent
First Floor Museum
Display Case 1
Description
Condition
Status
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of the
river, after a prolonged drought. The number 394 was found
chiseled into
the top of the bell; the same number that appears on the side of the
coal
tender in photographs of the wreck.
O 2012.13.10
Belt
Belt with First Aid Kit attached, the kit is still filled with iodine,
bandages, gauze. The kit is marked U.S.
O 2008.6.6
Board
Approximately seven foot long board from the Etowah River area
in Canton.
O 2012.38.8
Board, Slate
Slate Board
O 2008.69.189
Bobbin
Bobbin with thread
Canton Cotton Mill or Canton Textile Mill
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2
A
Description
O 2011.11.3
Bobbin
Bobbin wound with grey thread
Archives Room 3
19
B
O 2008.80.83
Book
Report of the 33rd Annual Meeting of the Cotton Manufacturers
Assoc. of Georgia
Meeting of 1933
May 18-19, 1933
The Cloister Hotel, Sea Island Beach, GA
Includes letter from the Secretary of Cotton Manufacturers
Association
Archives Room 3
7
F
O 2008.84.1
Book
The Code of the Town of Canton containing Charter and
Ordinances
Revised and Compiled by E.W. Coleman City Attorney
Adopted by Mayor and Council
February 1916
O 2010.19.81
Book
Parent Teacher's Association Cookbook, 1925 Canton, Georgia
Has Mrs. Lee McCanless, Sr. Chair and PTA President inscribed
on the inside, on the foreword.
O 2010.43.1
Book
General Marshall's Victory Report
With an Added Section Featuring the Contributions made by Our
Own Community Toward the Winning of the War.
Distributed by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 5262 Canton,
GA
Page 6
Condition
Good
Status
Home Location
OK
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
4
Description
O 2010.49.1
Book, Baby
Baby Book with congratulation letters from local Canton
merchants.
No other writing and no publishing date.
Letterheads from Rosenblums, Etowah Maid, Canton Motor Sales,
Wallace Chambers, Canton Rexall Drugs, Martin & Thompson
Theatres, Blair Supermarket, Etowah Bank
O 2007.12.1
Bookcase
Two Bookcases
O 2006.14.166
Booklet
BASF booklet in denim bag titled "Indigo in America", Dated
1976?
4 booklets in 3 denim bags.
O 2012.12.1
Bottle
Green glass, "This bottle never sold", Chatt 21, 71/2" high
3
B
O 2012.12.2
bottle
Brown glass, 9 1/2 " high,
3
B
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Archives Room 3
7
H
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
Description
O 2012.12.3
bottle
Clear glass with smooth middle, stamped ///// pattern top and
bottom. Design pat 0 Mar 3, 25, Duraglas, G889,
7 moon face? 50
9
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3
B
O 2012.12.4
bottle
Clear glass, blue painted label on middle saying "Sun Crest reg US
Pat Off", 10 1/2" high, bottom stamped Duraglas.
3
B
O 2012.12.5
bottle
Clear glass, with gold painted Julep, 10 fl oz, 9 1/2" high
3
B
O 2012.12.6
bottle
Brown glass, 10 fl oz, 9 1/2" high
3
B
O 2012.12.7
bottle
Clear glass, 7 3/4" high, ribbed at bottom, top "shoulder" is
checked with raised diamonds. Bottom stamped 1 and 368.
3
B
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Description
O 2012.12.8
bottle
Clear glass, middle painted white with NEHI contents 10 fl ozs.
Bottom and top raised ///// design.
3
B
O 2012.12.9
bottle
Green glass, 8" high, soda? bottle, bottom stamped Duraglass
3
B
O 2012.12.10
bottle
Clear glass, 9 3/8" high, White painted Nesbitt's 10 oz, Nesbitt's
name on a Soft drink is like Sterling stamped on Silver.
3
B
O 2012.12.11
bottle
Green glass, Red and White painted Dr Pepper 10, 2, 4. 8" high, 6
1/2 fl ozs.
3
B
O 2012.12.12
bottle
Green glass, White and red painted Canada Dry logo, "The
champagne of ginger ales". Bulbous top half.
3
B
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Description
O 2012.12.13
bottle
Clear glass, embossed Bottle under Authority of Budwine
Company, Inc, Athens, GA. 8 fl ozs. Bottom: City Bottling Co,
Athens, GA
3
B
O 2012.12.14
bottle
Green glass, painted red and white, Dr Pepper 10 2 4. 10 fl oz,
Bottom stamped Memphis, Tenn.
3
B
O 2012.12.15
bottle
Green glass, Red & white painted Dr Pepper, 10 fl oz.
3
B
O 2012.12.16
bottle
Green glass, 10 fl oz, 6 1/2" high, stamped with check pattern, and
raised "Mountain Dew" with Mountain man and bottle.
3
B
O 2012.12.17
bottle
Green glass, 6 1/2" high, raised " We squeezed, you pour".
3
B
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Description
O 2012.12.18
bottle
Clear glass, white painted M, bottom stamped May's Bottling Co,
Atlanta, GA, 8 fl ozs. 9" high.
3
B
O 2012.12.19
bottle
Circle "A" Brand Beverages bottle, clear glass, blue and white
painted label. "Circle A Brand the sign of Highest Quality
Beverages" 7 fl oz, produced by Dr Pepper bottling Co, Rome,
GA. Raised A with circle around it at 3 places on the "shoulder".
3
B
O 2012.12.20
bottle
Clear glass, 10 fl oz, stamped small check pattern, diamond with
Coca-Cola logo and bottle stamped inside. Stamped not to be
returned on bottom. 7 3/4" high.
3
B
O 2012.12.21
bottle
Clear glass, embossed with alternating check pattern and
Pespi-Cola along shoulder, Red painted Pepsi-Cola logo. 9 1/2"
high
3
B
O 2012.12.22
bottle
Clear glass, shoulder stamped with diamonds, White and blue
painted label Drink Barq's It's Good. 8 fl oz, 7 3/4" high.
3
B
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Description
O 2012.12.23
bottle
Green glass, small check stamped pattern on shoulder and bottom,
Raised Mountain Dew 10 fl oz and mountain man on center.
3
B
O 2012.12.27
bottle
Green glass, Raised Canada Dry, smooth otherwise, 9 1/2" high.
3
B
O 2007.34.14
Bowl
Native American Bowl
First Floor Museum
Display Case 1
O 2013.15.1
Bowl, Decorative
Ceramic Bowl made by Helen Fleming Stone in 2002.
Helen Fleming Stone was the art teacher at Cherokee High School.
According to her daughter in law, she sold thousands of ceramic
pots to fund the National Art Honor Society's Helen Fleming Stone
fund.
3
C
O 2009.21.1
Box, Lunch
Metal Lunchbox that belonged to Paul Edge
Thermos wire holder still inside. Paul Edge began working at the
Canton Cotton Mills when he was thirteen and worked there until
1981 when the mills closed.
Archives Room 3
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Description
O 2010.6.1
Box, Money
1952 Savings Bank Box from Etowah Bank, Canton, GA
On the outside, has room to make notations about how many coins
and dollars were inserted in the Savings Bank Box.
Also has advertisements for Nejasco Farms, Canton
Holbrook and Carmichael Motor Company, 275 Marietta St.
Canton, Dodge and Plymouth
O 2011.13.1
Box, Trinket
Wooden Box presented to female Canton High graduates in the
1950s. The box is made by Lane and has Jones Mercantile
Company, Canton, Georgia engraved inside.
Archives Room 3
19
B
O 2006.19.47
Brick
Handmade Brick for Iron Furnace
Archives Room 3
9
F
O 2006.14.42
Brochure
Brochure for the Canton Mill Lofts apartments.
O 2008.69.99
Brochure
Six Brochures of the Cherokee County Historical Society
Page 13
Condition
Good
Status
OK
Home Location
Archives Room 3
3
E
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
8
Description
O 2008.69.100
Brochure
2009 Brochure of the Cherokee County Historical Society
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
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O 2008.69.101
Brochure
Canton Historic Downtown Walking Tour Brochure
Produced by the Cherokee County Historical Society in 2008
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
8
O 2008.83.1
Brochure
Continental Marble & Granite Company, Brochure of Epitaphs
Canton, Georgia
The Home of Quality
Circa 1889
O 2012.20.1
Brooch
Two gentleman's brooches made out of walnuts. This type of
brooch was worn during the Civil War on a uniform.
3
C
O 2010.54.10
Bulb, Light
1 - 1910 Edison light bulb
Archives Room 3
11
A
Page 14
Condition
Good
Status
OK
Home Location
Archives Room 3
10
C
Description
O 2010.15.1
Bullet
Two .58 calibur lead bullets dated between June 10, 1864 and July
31, 1864
O 2012.13.9
Bullet
.50 caliber round bullet with hole drilled in the bottom, made in the
St. Louis Arsenal in 1943.
Also .50 calilber projectile
2
A
O 2012.13.12
Bullet
Two 30-06 Bullets from the Denver Arsenal, 1942
Holes drilled in the bottom
2
A
O 2008.16.42
Button
World War I, Army Uniform Buttons, 9 buttons
Archives Room 3
10
C
O 2008.16.43
Button
Civil War, Confederate Navy Officer Button, Courtney and
Tennent, Charleston, SC
Archives Room 3
10
C
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Description
O 2008.47.2
Button
Military Uniform Button
Found near grave of Civil War soldier in Sunnyside/Southside
Cemeteries.
Archives Room 3
7
D
O 2006.23.1
Can
Container from Canton Textile Mill
O 2008.16.23
Cap
Georgia American Legion Cap belonging to W.E. Richardson
Archives Room 3
9
H
O 2011.43.6
Cap, Bottle
Etowah Maid Dairy Milk Bottle Cap
Homogenized
Archives Room 3
19
B
O 2008.16.31
Case, Eyeglasses
Eyeglasses Case, Calobar Sunglasses
Archives Room 3
9
H
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Condition
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Description
O 2008.86.4
CD
FOIA Requested Documents pertaining to Rope Mill, Cherokee
Mills, and interview transcripts
Third Floor Storage
Hard CD Container
O 2008.86.7
CD
CD of Documents on Donaldson's Furnace and Blankets Creek
Gold Mine Complex
Third Floor Storage
Hard CD Container
O 2011.6.1
CD
Where the Ravens Roost by Walker Calhoun, recording of
traditional Cherokee songs
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
4
O 2007.11.22
Cement Bag
Southern States Portland Cement Bag with Royal Charleston SC
written along the bottom. Also features the number 36.
Portland cement refers to a type of cement. It was named after a
similar colored stone found on the Isle of Portland in the English
Channel.
A tag was folded inside the bag, it is a Railway Express Agency
tag and is made out to AF Jones in Canton, GA from Lt. AF Jones
NSD Oakland, CA. The tag is approx. from the 1940's and on the
back has:
War Won't Wait!
Railway Express provides fast transportation for the things the
nation needs to win the way - and for vital home-front necessities,
too...
Railway Express Agency, Inc.
Nation - Wide Rail - Air Service.
Archives Room 3
9
B
Page 17
Condition
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Description
O 2009.10.1
Check, Bank
Four Checks from the Bank of Canton
Signed by Louis Jones, Sr.
The checks are made out to Gus Coggins, R.T. Jones, L.L. Jones,
D.D. Towers
1915-1916
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
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O 2009.10.2
Check, Bank
Canceled Check from the Bank of New York
Payed to the order of American Mica Co. by R.T. Jones, February
25, 1916
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
8
O 2009.10.3
Check, Bank
Canceled Check from The Atlanta National Bank
Bessemer Conf. Iron and Land Co.
Signed by R.T. Jones
September 11, 1916
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
8
O 2009.10.4
Check, Bank
Canceled Check from The Lowry National Bank
Paid to Western Electric Co.
Signed by R.T. Jones, March 10, 1916
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
8
O 2008.22.79
Clip, Tie
Pioneer Tie Clip with case
Archives Room 3
10
D
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Status
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Description
O 2013.20.1
Coat, Cutaway
Cutaway coat that belonged to Jimmy Watt and was worn on his
wedding day, September 22, 1917 in Scotland.
O 2006.21.1
Coatrack
Handmade Coat Racks (2) for Rock Barn
O 2008.34.30
Coin
Payment Coin from Canton Cotton Mill #2 Spooler Room, 25
O 2010.14.1
Coin
Franklin Gold Mine Merchandise Coins, 50, 25, 10, 5
denominations
Also known as the Creighton Gold Mine and Franklin-Creighton
Gold Mine
O 2012.4.1
Coin
Two Canton Cotton Mills 25 value spooler check coin from the
second mill
Page 19
Condition
Status
Home Location
1
A
Archives Room 3
1
C
Description
O 2012.2.9
Coin, Commemorative
Two Commemorative Coins for 75th Anniversary of Rotary Club
of Canton
Program for Event
Contents of Time Capsule
O 2012.48
Collar
Pearl Beaded Collar worn by Carol Duffey in high school in
Cherokee County
O 2010.54.17
Coverplate
1 Brass 1960s telephone outlet cover
Archives Room 3
11
B
O 2007.7.5
Crucible
3 3/4 inches tall
Crucible used to melt gold from Sixes Mine
Archives Room 3
9
E
O 2007.7.6
Crucible
3/4 of an inch tall
crucible for gold from Sixes Gold Mine
Archives Room 3
9
E
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Condition
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Third Floor Storage
Main Office
4
Description
O 2013.17.1
Cup
Wax paper cup from the Burger Chief restaurant in Canton. The
red cup is approximately 5 and 1/4 inches tall and features a
drawing of the Burger Chief sign and building.
Condition
Status
Home Location
3
C
The Burger Chief was located on Marietta Highway near Highway
140. It was torn down and a Wendy's restaurant was built there
during the 1980s. The Wendy's restaurant was moved and for a
number of years a Chinese restaurant operated there.
O 2008.16.32
Deck, Card
Rook Card Game and Box, 1924
Belonged to CK Cobb
O 2011.21.1
Desk, School
Antique School Desk, Early 20th Century
O 2009.40.5
Dish
Incomplete set of dishes from The Paden City Pottery Company,
Shenandoah Nasturtium Pattern
Including 1 cream pitcher, 1 sugar dish, 1 small saucer plate, 1 cup,
1 serving platter, 4 regular plates, 1 serving bowl, 6 regular bowls,
and 9 small plates
The serving bowl is stamped on the bottom and reads: Made
especially for A.J. Lovelady and Son
The Tireless Toilers for Trade, Ball Ground, GA
Archives Room 3
13
A
O 2011.42.1
Dish
Reinhardt College Collectible Plate, 1952-1953
On the back:
Reinhardt College is a four-year co-educational, junior college of
the Methodist Church founded in 1883 by Captain A.M. Reinhardt
at Waleska, Georgia, which was named for a Cherokee Indian
princess. The college was endowed by its chief benefactor, Samuel
C. Dobbs, in 1951, and the new Main Building, built with
contributions from more than three thousand friends, was opened
Archives Room 3
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Archives Room 3
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Description
Condition
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on Thanksgiving Day of the same year. These plates are made
possible by the Delta Literary Society- 1952-1953
WorldWide Art Studies Covington TN
O 2010.54.12
Dish, Soap
1 Brass soap dish
Archives Room 3
15
C
O 2008.86.1
Documents
Documentation of the Rope Mill Bridge
Prepared for the Georgia State Historic Preservation Officer
by Allatona Lake Project Manager's Office, Corps of Engineers,
1995
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
10
O 2008.86.2
Documents
A History of the Little River Mills Site
see also Rope Mill (2007.29.33)
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
2
O 2008.86.3
Documents
Interview Transcript with Smith L. Johnston, Richard Johnston,
and Floyd Hefner about Rope Mill and Cherokee Cotton Mills.
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
10
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Description
O 2009.2.3
Documents
Sales Documents for Mill Village House
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
8
O 2010.43.2
Documents
The History of U.S.S. LST 571 June 1944 - March 1946
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
4
O 2010.43.3
Documents
Names of the Men and Women from Canton GA who served in
WW II
Compiled list from every branch of our Armed Forces.
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
4
O 2008.22.72
Doll
Max Oscar Arnold Doll with homemade pink dress. Missing hair
and eyes, in poor condition.
The Max Oscar Arnold Doll Company was located in Neustadt,
Germany from 1878 - 1930, they are best known for their
mechanical dolls; talking, walking and bathing.
O 2006.19.2
Door
Page 23
Tack Room Door from Rock Barn
Condition
Poor
Status
OK
Home Location
Archives Room 3
10
D
Description
O 2010.54.6
Doorknob
3 Glass door knobs
Two are together
The other has a cover plate and one nail
Archives Room 3
15
C
O 2010.54.18
Doorknob
1 set porcelain door knob
Archives Room 3
15
C
O 2010.54.20
Doorknob
1 Brass 1890s doorknob with lever handle oppostie side
Archives Room 3
12
B
O 2009.36.1
Drawing
Pastel drawing for the 50th anniversary of WCHK radio done by
Ruth Mikell
2007
Archives Room 3
5
O 2010.41.1
Drawing
Sweetwater Campground, Etowah and Sweetwater Creek
Confluence
Pastel Drawing
First Floor Museum
Page 24
Condition
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Description
O 2010.51.1
Drawing
Sketch of Steele's House at Cherokee Mills. Commissioned by
Elizabeth Jones. The Steele family were from Pendleton, SC.
Archives Room 3
7
H
O 2013.16.1
Drawing
Framed Pen and Ink Drawing by Brenda Reinhardt
Drawing is of farmhouse with outbuildings and clothes on a
clothesline. In the background, there is a white church.
Lettering on the mailbox says Mr. and Mrs. Tim Howell. The
envelope in the mailbox says Paul, Brenda, and Marva.
3
A
O 2008.80.1
Dress
Green Zippered Dress, labeled Ceil Chapman.
Factory Tag- Lot 79318 12
Operator Number 22
Has a stain on the front.
No size listed.
Possibly owned by Peggy Jones or Pearl Jones.
Fair
Conservation
Archives Room 3
AA
O 2008.80.2
Dress
Beige/Peach Satin Mid-Calf Length Dress with Organza overlay
and belt.
No labels/tags.
Has a rip and is soiled.
Poor
Conservation
Archives Room 3
AA
O 2008.80.3
Dress
White Chiffon Mid-Calf Dress with Champagne Net and Lace and Poor
Gold Sequins
Label: Harvey Berin
Designed by: Karen Stark
Several Large Tears in Lace Overlay and Sequins Missing.
Conservation
Archives Room 3
AA
Page 25
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Status
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Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2008.80.4
Dress
Beige Knit Mid-Calf Length Dress
Size 14
Tag: Gussman's
Daytona Beach
Slight fraying and stain on front.
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
AA
O 2008.80.5
Dress
Gray and Black Stripe Knee Length Dress with Rhinestone Lapel
Buttons
Charles Cooper Design
With plastic Patent Belt
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
AA
O 2008.80.6
Dress
Blue Cotton Girl's Dress with White Trim and Buttons, Net
Underskirt, Celeste New York
Owned by Nancy Jones
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
AA
O 2008.80.7
Dress
Beige Satin and Lace Knee Length Dress, Rappi
Stain on the back of the skirt.
Has covered buttons on one side.
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
BB
O 2008.80.8
Dress
Green Below-the-Knee Dress, Frank Starr Original
Green scarves attached at shoulders
Fabric flower on one shoulder
Tag - Frank Starr Original
Poor
Conservation
Archives Room 3
BB
Page 26
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2008.80.9
Dress
Cream Knee Length Dress with Blue Flowers and Trim
Blue flowers and trim
Corset sewn in
Sleevless
One sheer underskirt
One opaque underskirt
No tag
Heavy soiling and discoloring
Fair
Conservation
Archives Room 3
BB
O 2008.80.10
Dress
Green Silk Knee Length Dress, Adele Simpson Design
Rich's Specialty Shop
Adele Simpson Design, Style 720, Size 10
Price - $125
Receipt and box included
Purchased by Mrs. Louis L. Jones, Jr.
Excellent
Conservation
Archives Room 3
BB
O 2008.80.11
Dress
Pink Tulle Dress with Rosebuds
Union Label - International Ladies Garmet Workers Union
Handwritten label number 962959
Worn by Nancy Jones for costume ball
Arrived in box from Rosenblums Department Store in Canton
Excellent
Conservation
Archives Room 3
CC
O 2007.34.25
Drill
14 Native American Drills & Scrapers (flint)
O 2007.34.65
Drill
Page 27
Archives Room 3
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Restricted
Description
O 2012.2.10
DVD
Data Recovery at 9CK1, The Long Swamp Site, Cherokee County,
Georgia Vol. 1 & 2
Archaeological report by Edwards-Pitman Environmental, Inc.
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
4
O 2012.22.1
DVD
Videos of Hickory Log Creek Archaeology of the Walmart Dig
Paul Webb Chief Archaeologist
Presentation at Reinhardt University Funk Heritage Center
March 1, 2012
Two copies
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
4
O 2012.24.1
DVD
Remembering Ball Ground School
Hosted by Pam Cavender with interviews of Rebecca Ray, R.T.
Milford, Young Smith (former principal), Roy Cowart, Robert
Wofford, Zona Lee Haynes, Jackson Harris, Dave Harris, Leon
Gay, Nancy Sosebee Madden, Lucille Rich, Tim Cavender, Lynne
Harris Worthington, Christy Holcomb Allen, Jolain Cornett
Brownell, Patsy Jordan, Dr. Charles Ingram, Sue Haynes Malone,
Gene Norton. Edited by Pam and Tim Cavender
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
4
O 2009.2.2
Electronic Documents
Withholding Statements from Canton Cotton Mills
1950-1957
O 2008.87.2
Electronic Image
Photograph of Lowell Manous and grandsons with the "Little
Hook" Trail Bell.
L-R
Mitchell Cambron, Clayton Vaughn, Lowell Manous, and Casey
Vaughn.
Page 28
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2008.87.3
Electronic Image
Images of the headstones of Roy DeArmond and Hubert Wylie.
Roy DeArmond and Hubert Wylie were the engineer and the
fireman, respectively, of the Little Hook.
O 2009.2.1
Electronic Image
Personal Drawings from memory of mill village housing
1. 4 Room House
2. 6 Room House
O 2009.3.3
Electronic Image
Copy of Newspaper Article
Turnip-Type Still Destroyed
Confiscated a Forty-Gallon Copper Still in Holly Springs behind
the home of Paul Morrison, No Date.
O 2009.3.4
Electronic Image
Article from Newspaper of Newt Adams and Moonshine
Also mentions Bob Wood of Ball Ground, Mack Moore, Shoal
Creek, Mark Popham, Joseph Earl Dabney, John Henry Hardin
O 2012.18.49
Electronic Image
Paper cutout of a cross with Job 19:25 verse
Page 29
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2012.55.3
Envelope
Two Envelopes Addressed to Jessie Pierce
O 2008.22.76
Eyeglasses
Two pairs of Eyeglasses
One from Ballard's of Atlanta and one from Dr. J Thomas Nelson,
of Washington DC
O 2008.22.100
Eyeglasses
Eyeglasses and Case, Gray Optical Dispensary
14 Marietta St. N.W.
O 2009.19.1
Fabric
Pink Stretch Denim Fabric
Archives Room 3
2
E
O 2009.19.2
Fabric
Orange Stretch Denim Fabric
Archives Room 3
4
E
Page 30
Condition
Status
Home Location
Archives Room 3
10
D
Description
O 2009.19.3
Fabric
Light Blue Stretch Denim Fabric
Archives Room 3
2
E
O 2009.19.4
Fabric
Green Salty Dog Scrub Denim Vinyl-Type Fabric
Archives Room 3
2
E
O 2009.20.1
Fabric
Red-Orange Denim Stretch Fabric
Archives Room 3
2
E
O 2009.20.2
Fabric
Navy Blue Stretch Denim Fabric
Archives Room 3
2
E
O 2010.55.1
Fabric
One ream of blue denim, approximately 20 feet long
Page 31
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2010.55.2
Fabric
One ream of Canton Cotton Mills Salty Dog Denim, approximately
20 feet
Has a stamp of the back with Canton Cotton Mills and the Salty
Dog
O 2011.19.7
Fabric
Canton Cotton Mills Salty Dog Denim, Two Sections
O 2006.14.43
Fabric Sample
Canton Textile Mills fabric sample - Beige #801-000-00
Dated 5-23-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
A
O 2006.14.44
Fabric Sample
Blue - #905-106-64, Dated 5-23-1979
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
A
O 2006.14.45
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #713-130-00, Dated 5-23-1979
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
A
Page 32
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.46
Fabric Sample
Blue #1075-106-64, Dated 5-23-1979
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
A
O 2006.14.47
Fabric Sample
Blue w/ white stripes # 1033-106-00, Dated 5-23-1979
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
A
O 2006.14.48
Fabric Sample
Blue #1331-109-00, Dated 5-23-1979
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
A
O 2006.14.49
Fabric Sample
Blue #1106-106-64, Dated 5-23-1979
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
A
O 2006.14.50
Fabric Sample
Blue w/white stripes #1032-Stripe, Dated 5-23-1979
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
A
Page 33
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.51
Fabric Sample
Blue #1079-106-64, Dated 5-23-1979
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
A
O 2006.14.52
Fabric Sample
Blue #1114-112-64, Dated 5-23-1979
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
A
O 2006.14.53
Fabric Sample
Blue #1005-106-64, Dated 5-23-1979
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
A
O 2006.14.54
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #1119-104-00, Dated 5-23-1979
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
A
O 2006.14.55
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #1201-121-00, Dated 5-23-1979
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
A
Page 34
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.56
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #1119-104-00, Dated 5-23-1979
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
A
O 2006.14.57
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #1201-121-00, Dated 5-23-1979
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
A
O 2006.14.58
Fabric Sample
Blue #1314, Dated 1-18-1977
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
A
O 2006.14.59
Fabric Sample
Light Blue, no stock number or date.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
A
O 2006.14.60
Fabric Sample
Blue, no stock number or date.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
Page 35
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.61
Fabric Sample
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
O 2006.14.62
Fabric Sample
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
O 2006.14.63
Fabric Sample
Blue, no date or stock number.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
O 2006.14.67
Fabric Sample
Blue #1360-109-00, Dated 5-23-1979
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
O 2006.14.68
Fabric Sample
Blue #1330-109-00, Dated 5-23-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
Page 36
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.69
Fabric Sample
Blue #1226-112-00, dated 5-8-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
O 2006.14.70
Fabric Sample
Light Blue # 1201-12100, Dated 11-27-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
O 2006.14.71
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #1119-104-00, Dated 11-27-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
O 2006.14.72
Fabric Sample
Blue #1076-106-64, Dated 8-24-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
O 2006.14.73
Fabric Sample
Blue #1335-106-00, Dated 9-4-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
Page 37
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.74
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #1084-131-00, Dated 9-27-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
O 2006.14.75
Fabric Sample
Blue #1085-106-64, Dated 8-23-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
O 2006.14.76
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #1077-131-00, Dated 8-24-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
O 2006.14.77
Fabric Sample
Blue w/ white stripes #1032-Pin Stripe, Dated 10-1-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
O 2006.14.78
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #1060-102-00, Dated 3-9-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
Page 38
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.79
Fabric Sample
Blue #712-112-00, Dated 2-20-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
O 2006.14.80
Fabric Sample
Beige #801-000-00, Dated 2-5-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
B
O 2006.14.81
Fabric Sample
Blue #1341-109-00, Dated 2-24-1981
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.82
Fabric Sample
Blue #1331-109-00, Dated 1-20-1981.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.83
Fabric Sample
Blue #1231-109-00, Dated 1-20-1981.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
Page 39
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.84
Fabric Sample
Blue #1340-109-00, Dated 12-2-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.85
Fabric Sample
Blue #1094-109-64, Dated 11-4-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.86
Fabric Sample
Blue #1338-109-00, Dated 8-29-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.87
Fabric Sample
Blue #1339-109-00, Dated 7-8-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.88
Fabric Sample
Blue #1225-109-00, Dated 9-25-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
Page 40
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.89
Fabric Sample
Blue #1079-106-64, Dated 10-7-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.90
Fabric Sample
Blue #1093-109-64, Dated 10-17-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.91
Fabric Sample
Blue #1337-109-00, Dated 8-29-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.92
Fabric Sample
Blue #1081-106-64, Dated 2-5-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.93
Fabric Sample
Blue #1106-106-64, Dated 10-6-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
Page 41
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.94
Fabric Sample
Blue #1005-106-64, Dated 10-7-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.95
Fabric Sample
Blue #905-106-64, Dated 6-25-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.96
Fabric Sample
Blue #1075-106-64, Dated 8-29-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.97
Fabric Sample
Blue #710-10600, Dated 7-11-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.98
Fabric Sample
Blue #705-106-00, Dated 10-6-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
Page 42
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.99
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #711-101-00, Dated 8-29-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.100
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #713-130-00, Dated 6-25-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.101
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #1086-104-00, Dated 8-29-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.102
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #1083-122-00, Dated 5-16-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.103
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #1088-104-00, Dated 8-29-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
Page 43
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.104
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #1227-103-00, Dated 1-8-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.105
Fabric Sample
Blue w/white stripes #1034-106 -Light Blue, Dated 6-6-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.106
Fabric Sample
Blue w/white stripes #1034-106-04, Dated 9-18-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.107
Fabric Sample
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
C
O 2006.14.108
Fabric Sample
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
Page 44
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.109
Fabric Sample
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
O 2006.14.110
Fabric Sample
Blue w/white stripes #1034-106 Medium Blue, Dated 6-6-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
O 2006.14.111
Fabric Sample
Green w/white stripes #1034 Green, Dated 8-29-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
O 2006.14.112
Fabric Sample
Red with white stripes, #1034 Red,Dated 8-29-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
O 2006.14.113
Fabric Sample
Light brown with white stripes #1034 Orange, Dated 8-29-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
Page 45
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.114
Fabric Sample
Brown with white stripes #1034 Brown, Dated 8-29-1980.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
O 2006.14.115
Fabric Sample
Blue #1054-106-00, Dated 1-20-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
O 2006.14.116
Fabric Sample
Blue #1051-106-00, Dated 5-31-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
O 2006.14.117
Fabric Sample
Blue #707-106-00, Dated 5-31-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
O 2006.14.118
Fabric Sample
Blue #1048-106-00, Dated 5-31-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
Page 46
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.119
Fabric Sample
Blue #1019-106-00, Dated 5-31-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
O 2006.14.120
Fabric Sample
Blue #1310-109-00, dated 7-12-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
O 2006.14.121
Fabric Sample
Blue #1334-106-00, Dated 5-31-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
O 2006.14.122
Fabric Sample
Blue #1321-106-00, Dated 9-19-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
O 2006.14.123
Fabric Sample
Blue #1332-106-00, Dated 1-3-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
Page 47
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.124
Fabric Sample
Blue #1325-109-00, Dated 7-12-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
O 2006.14.125
Fabric Sample
Medium Blue #1071-1106-00, Dated 5-31-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
O 2006.14.126
Fabric Sample
Medium Blue #1078-106-64, Dated 2-10-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
O 2006.14.127
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #1049-102-00, Dated 1-30-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
E
O 2006.14.128
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #708-106-00, Dated 5-31-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
Page 48
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.129
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #1058-102-00, Dated 9-19-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
O 2006.14.130
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #1333-104-00, Dated 5-31-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
O 2006.14.131
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #1126-104-00, Dated 5-31-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
O 2006.14.132
Fabric Sample
Light Blue, No date or item number.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
O 2006.14.133
Fabric Sample
Light Green #802-707-00, Dated 10-20-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
Page 49
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.134
Fabric Sample
Pink #802-708-00, Dated 10-20-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
O 2006.14.135
Fabric Sample
Yellow #802-705-00, Dated 10-20-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
O 2006.14.136
Fabric Sample
Tan #E5684-Khaki, Dated 10-20-1978.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
O 2006.14.137
Fabric Sample
Blue #1012-304-00, Dated 1-29-1975.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
O 2006.14.138
Fabric Sample
Blue #1044-051-00, Dated 2-7-1975.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
Page 50
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.139
Fabric Sample
Blue #1027-106-64, Dated 1-14-1977.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
O 2006.14.140
Fabric Sample
Blue #0907, Dated 1-14-1977.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
O 2006.14.141
Fabric Sample
Blue #1316-106-00, Dated 1-14-1977.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
O 2006.14.142
Fabric Sample
Blue #1322-109-00, Dated 5-9-1977.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
O 2006.14.143
Fabric Sample
Blue #1026, Dated 1-18-1977.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
Page 51
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.144
Fabric Sample
Blue #1057-106-00, Dated 10-21-1977.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
O 2006.14.145
Fabric Sample
Medium Blue #131410600, Dated 1-18-1977.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
O 2006.14.146
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #1109-104-00, Dated 9-27-1977.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
O 2006.14.147
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #1111-102-00, Dated 10-21-1977.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
O 2006.14.148
Fabric Sample
Beige #920, Dated 8-26-1977.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
F
Page 52
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.151
Fabric Sample
Blue #1079-106-64, Dated 5-23-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
D
O 2006.14.152
Fabric Sample
Blue #1005-106-64, Dated 5-23-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
D
O 2006.14.153
Fabric Sample
Blue with white stripes #1033-106-00, Dated 5-23-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
D
O 2006.14.154
Fabric Sample
Blue #1360-109-00, Dated 5-23-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
D
O 2006.14.155
Fabric Sample
Blue #1106-106-64, Dated 5-23-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
D
Page 53
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.156
Fabric Sample
Blue #1075-106-64, Dated 5-23-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
D
O 2006.14.157
Fabric Sample
Beige #801-000-00, Dated 5-23-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
D
O 2006.14.158
Fabric Sample
Blue #705-106-00, Dated 5-23-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
D
O 2006.14.159
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #711-101-00, Dated 5-23-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
D
O 2006.14.160
Fabric Sample
Blue #1114-112-64, Dated 5-23-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
D
Page 54
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.161
Fabric Sample
Blue #905-106-64, Dated 5-23-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
D
O 2006.14.162
Fabric Sample
Blue #1330-109-00, Dated 5-23-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
D
O 2006.14.163
Fabric Sample
Blue with white stripes #1032-Stripe, Dated 5-23-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
D
O 2006.14.164
Fabric Sample
Light Blue #713-130-00, Dated 5-23-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
D
O 2006.14.165
Fabric Sample
Blue #1331-109-00, Dated 5-23-1979.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
4
D
Page 55
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.177
Fabric Sample
Fabric sample folder of Canton Fabrics "Bengaline" fabrics.
No date.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
3
C
O 2006.14.178
Fabric Sample
Fabric sample folder of Canton Fabrics "Canspan 85" fabrics.
Dated 1969.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
3
C
O 2006.14.179
Fabric Sample
Fabric sample folder of Canton Fabrics "Can-Twill" fabrics.
No date.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
3
C
O 2006.14.180
Fabric Sample
Fabric sample folder of Canton Fabrics "Sportway Twill" fabrics.
No date.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
3
C
O 2006.14.181
Fabric Sample
Fabric sample folder of Canton Fabrics "Gaberdenim" fabrics.
No date.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
3
C
Page 56
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.182
Fabric Sample
Fabric sample folder of Canton Fabrics "Tweed-Knit" fabrics.
No date.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
3
C
O 2006.14.183
Fabric Sample
Fabric sample folder of Canton Textile Mills, Inc. "Monster Cloth" Good
fabrics, No date.
OK
Archives Room 3
3
C
O 2006.14.184
Fabric Sample
Fabric sample folder of Canton Textile Mills, Inc. "Duradenim"
fabrics, No date.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
3
C
O 2006.14.150
Fabric Sample Book
Canton Fabrics, Turner Jones Co. fabric sample book, 29 samples, Good
no date.
OK
Archives Room 3
4
D
O 2006.14.169
Fabric Sample book
Fabric samples book , Dated 3-2-1981. Contains 14 samples.
OK
Archives Room 3
3
C
Page 57
Good
Description
O 2006.19.46
Farm Implement
Wire Stretcher and Patent Documents that were filed Aug 4, 1933
O 2013.19.1
Figurine
Carved marble bird figurine by Claude Hopkins, who worked for
Georgia Marble. The figurine was given as a gift to firend
"Nugget" Gazaway.
3
C
O 2010.54.1
Fixture, Ceiling
1920s globes
3 Assorted ceiling light fixture globes with 3 chain hangers
(clear, blue and yellow in color)
Archives Room 3
12
B
O 2010.54.3
Fixture, Ceiling
Brass Ceiling fixture
1 ceiling light fixture - brass
Archives Room 3
11
B
O 2010.54.14
Fixture, Ceiling
1 Brass ceiling light fixture
Archives Room 3
11
A
Page 58
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2010.54.15
Fixture, Ceiling
1- Porcelain light fixture w/ globe and chains
Archives Room 3
12
B
O 2010.54.16
Fixture, Ceiling
1 - French porelain 2 bulb light fixture
Archives Room 3
11
B
O 2012.54.1
Fixture, Ceiling
Globe for Light Fixture with golden flowers.
5
A
O 2012.54.2
Fixture, Ceiling
Globe for Light Fixture with golden flowers.
5
A
O 2012.54.3
Fixture, Lighting
Chains, wiring, and 2 bulb sockets.
5
A
Page 59
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2010.54.2
Fixture, Wall
1 Wall light fixture with receptacle - painted design under
porcelain
Archives Room 3
12
B
O 2010.54.4
Fixture, Wall
4 Brass wall light fixtures - matching
2 bulb style
Archives Room 3
15
C
O 2010.54.11
Fixture, Wall
1 Wall mount gas light with globe
Archives Room 3
11
A
O 2008.3.1
Flag
Flags from the Justice Center when it was first built.
Two American flags and one Georgia flag.
Archives Room 3
7
A
O 2008.4.1
Flag
American flag with 42 stars.
Reported to have been the first American flag to fly over the
Phillipines.
Archives Room 3
2
C
Page 60
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2012.13.8
Gauge
Aviator's distance and location gauges inside leather pouch
2
B
O 2012.21.21
Glass
Fluted glass with flowers used by the Butterworth family in the
1920s.
3
C
O 2010.54.22
Globe
1 Glass globe with grape design
Archives Room 3
11
A
O 2008.80.27
Glove
10 Different Sets of Fabric Gloves, Some with Appliques and
Beading
One Single Glove
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
O 2008.80.28
Glove
5 Pairs of Leather or Pleather Gloves
Fair
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
Page 61
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2008.80.42
Glove
Four Pair of Men's Gloves, Two Bow Ties and Bow Tie Box, One
Pair of Lady's Gloves, Two Tags for Gloves
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
EE
O 2008.2.1
Gown
Gown that belonged to Susie Walker Jones, first wife of R.T.
Jones, Sr. It was donated by her granddaughter, Rennie Jones
Davant
Archives Room 3
2
D
O 2007.34.21
Grinder
Native American Grinding Stone
Archives Room 3
19
A
O 2007.34.22
Grinder
Native American Grinding Stone & Grinder, similar to modern day
mortar & pestle
Main Office Display Case 1, Shelf 1
O 2007.34.23
Grinder
Three Native American Nutting Stones (to grind nuts)
Archives Room 3
19
A
Page 62
Description
O 2008.16.22
Handkerchief
Handkerchief from France, 1919
Brought back with W.E. Richardson
O 2008.80.12
Hat
Black Velour Hat with two side holds. Frederick & Nelson, Seattle Excellent
by Retmar
Has a logo of a triangle inside a circle, with a crown on top and a
crest of a lion inside the triangle.
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
O 2008.80.13
Hat
Gray Velour Hat with Gray Satin Bow, Rich's
Qualite Body imported from Italy, Size 22
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
O 2008.80.14
Hat
Gray Hat with Reddish Brown Velour Trim and Brown Feathers, Good
del Rogia of Atlanta
Brown Velour Bow on Front has been crushed and no longer holds
its shape.
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
O 2008.80.15
Hat
Bright Red Cap with hat pin, Peck & Peck, New York
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
Page 63
Condition
Status
Home Location
Archives Room 3
9
H
Excellent
Excellent
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2008.80.16
Hat
Navy Blue Velour Hat with Red Trim, Christine Original, Park
Ave. New York
JP Allen A Co.
Atlanta, GA
Size 22
Excellent
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
O 2008.80.17
Hat
Navy Blue Hat with Navy Blue Velour Trim, Suzy Lee of
California
Sold in Rich's Specialty Shop, Atlanta
Size 22
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
O 2008.80.18
Hat
Light Sea Green Cap, Peck & Peck, New York
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
O 2008.80.19
Hat
Navy Blue Wool Hat with Navy Blue Grosgrain Ribbon and
Buckle
Size 21
Excellent
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
O 2008.80.20
Hat
Navy Blue Cotton Cap with Brim and Navy Blue Ribbon and
Buckle, Town-Country Tweeds
New York
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
Page 64
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2008.80.21
Hat
Dark Brown Velour Hat with Side Bows, DeWitt for Rich's of
Atlanta
Excellent
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
O 2008.80.22
Hat
Cream Hat with Black Trim, Hermione Hats, New York
Size 22
Stains on top of hat and discoloration overall.
Fair
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
O 2008.80.23
Hat
Brown Weave Hat with Wire Holds, Christine Original, New York Fair
Hat doesn't hold shape anymore and the velour is worn.
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
O 2008.80.24
Hat
Cream Applique Hat with Netting Underneath, Filbert Orcel, Jr.
Paris
Fair
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
O 2008.80.26
Hat
Black Pill Box Style Hat with open top and black netting with
black bows
United Hatters, Cap, and Millinery Workers International Union
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
Page 65
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2008.80.29
Hat
Navy Weave Hat with Navy Velour Ribbon
Tag - Gladys and Belle, New York
Tag - Regenstein's Peachtree Store, Atlanta
No size
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
O 2008.80.30
Hat
Beige Faux Feather Cap
Tag - Jan Leslie Custom Design
Tag - JP Allen A Co, Atlanta, GA
Size 22
Stamped Soleil Glace, Made in Italy
Includes hat pin and blue feather on side
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
O 2008.80.31
Hat
Blue Felt Cap with Decorative Curl
Fabric trim
Tag - Christine Original
Size 22
Fair
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
O 2008.80.32
Hat
Brown Heart-Shaped Fur Cap with Netting
Elastic chin strap
Tag - Rich's Specialty Shop Atlanta
Tag - New York Creation, Adjustable
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
O 2008.80.33
Hat
Brown Faux Fur Hat with Ribbon Trim
Jewel pin through ribbon
Stamp - Duchess, Body made in Italy
Tag - Originals b Michael Terre, southern California
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
EE
Page 66
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2008.80.34
Hat
Brown Felt Hat with Netting
Brown felt bow on front
Folded felt hem
Tag - Regensteins, Peachtree Store, Atlanta
Tag - Lorie
Fair
Conservation
Archives Room 3
EE
O 2008.80.35
Hat
Brown Porkpie Style Felt Hat with Twisted Band and Netting
Flat crown
Netting torn in multiple places
Poor
Conservation
Archives Room 3
EE
O 2008.80.36
Hat
Beige Straw Cap
Tag - Jan Leslie Custom Design
Tag - JP Allen A Co.
Size 22
Some distortion of shape
Fair
Conservation
Archives Room 3
EE
O 2008.80.37
Hat
Navy Cap with Blue Fabric Band
Tag - Janyth Roy, New York
Holds on either side
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
EE
O 2008.80.38
Hat
Ivory Cap with Ribbon Trim
Woven fabric
Small beaded detail on side where ribbon ties
Ribbon broken on side
Fair
Conservation
Archives Room 3
EE
Page 67
Description
O 2009.40.7
Hat
Military Cap, olive green with red and green braid
O 2013.20.4
Hat, Top
Silk Top Hat worn by Jimmy Watt.
His daughter shared that when Watt lived in Nelson, the students
would borrow the hat to use in various school productions and
events.
O 2008.80.44
Hatbox
Gray with a black design hatbox, JP. Allen, Peachtree, Lenox
Square, Greenbriar
Flip Up Lid-Attached on one side
Has brown stains on side.
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
FF
O 2008.80.45
Hatbox
Tan Square Hatbox, Best & Co. New York
Summer is written across the lid.
Excellent
Conservation
Archives Room 3
FF
O 2008.80.46
Hatbox
White Round Hatbox with Black and White Lid, Mr. Jacques
Has Brown Feathered written across top.
Has a tear on the lid and stains on the side.
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
FF
Page 68
Condition
Status
Home Location
1
A
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2008.80.47
Hatbox
Red and White Striped Hat Box with White and Red Lid, del
Rogia Ladies' Hats, Atlanta
Has a sketch of a woman in red on the lid. Summer is also
handwritten on the lid.
Excellent
Conservation
Archives Room 3
FF
O 2008.80.48
Hatbox
Faded Navy Blue Hatbox with White Lid, Del Rogia Ladies' Hats, Fair
Atlanta
Lid has sketch of woman in blue and White Feathered is
handwritten across the top.
The bottom of the box has faded from navy blue to gray-blue and
the box is torn and scratched in several places. The string that was
used to tie the hatbox is faded and knotted.
Conservation
Archives Room 3
FF
O 2008.80.49
Hatbox
Gray and White Striped Hatbox with Black and White Lid, Rich's Fair
Has black string for holding and is stained on the top. The paper is
ripped around the side.
Conservation
Archives Room 3
GG
O 2008.80.50
Hatbox
Gold and Beige Hatbox with Gold Lid, Davison's
Excellent
Conservation
Archives Room 3
GG
O 2008.80.51
Hatbox
Navy Blue Hatbox with Navy Blue and White Lid, JP Allen,
Atlanta
Grey is written across the top. Box is scratched on the side.
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
GG
Page 69
Description
O 2008.80.52
Hatbox
Status
Home Location
Red and White Striped Hatbox with Red and White Lid, Del
Excellent
Rogia, Ladies' Hats, Atlanta
Has a receipt associated with the hatbox- inside envelope in box.
Mrs. LL Jones, Jr. 2 hats for 34.50 each
Lid has a sketch of a woman in red and red string to hold. Stain on
lid
Conservation
Archives Room 3
GG
O 2008.80.41
Hatpin
(4) Hatpins
Two long pins with fabric tops
Two short pins with pearl tops
Some rusting
Conservation
Archives Room 3
EE
O 2008.16.37
Helmet
World War I Helmet that belonged to W.E. Richardson
Missing chin-strap, held with rope
Archives Room 3
10
C
O 2012.13.1
Helmet
Green metal combat helmet with liner and chinstrap
Has a stamp on the leather liner that reads WATARH ASANO
RA10158657
2
A
O 2012.13.2
Helmet
Green metal combat helmet with liner and chinstrap
Green cloth liner has G.B. McVay 0-803842 written in ink on it.
The helmet also has SC stamped on the inside.
Museum Display
Page 70
Condition
Fair
Description
O 2007.34.26
Hoe
Native American Hoe (stone)
O 2008.88.1
Jacket
Salty Dog Scrub Denim Tailored Blazer
Excellent
Sewn by Margaret Cline. Wallace Fowler was given the material in
the late 1970's by Jim Wheeler, then Vice President of the Mills.
O 2010.22.1
Jacket
Navy Blue Jacket with two buttons
Inside label reads Hardwick Clothes for Jones Mercantile, Canton,
GA
Also has Dry Clean Only Label
Archives Room 3
EE
O 2012.13.4
Jacket
Army Air Force Green Dress Jacket with a USA Air Force Patch
on the left shoulder. The jacket is labeled on the inside Regulation
Army Officer's Uniform , R.D. Houghe's and Co. Bytheville, AR
The Patch- The ultramarine blue disk represents the sky. The
white star with red disk is the symbol of the army air forces and the
golden wings up stretched form a "V" symbolized victory.
1
A
O 2012.16.113
Jacket
Green extreme cold weather military issue jacket that belonged to
Fred Hathcock, size small.
1
A
Page 71
Condition
Status
Home Location
Archives Room 3
19
A
OK
Archives Room 3
2
E
Description
O 2012.31.1
Jug
Miniature Ring Jug by E.L. Stork, 1914
Ring Jugs were used to hold water or other drinks and were easy to
carry or fit over saddle horns. This one was likely used as a model.
Stork’s workshop was in the Orange Community and his work is
highly collectible today.
O 2012.13.3
Kit, Mess
World War II mess kit stamped EA Company 1944
Also has a spoon, knife and fork inside.
O 2008.16.33
Knife, Sheath
Knife Sheath, no knife
O 2008.22.101
Lamp, Oil
Possible Oil Lamp, 1093 B
O 2009.11.1
Ledger
Hickory Log Alumni Association Meeting Minutes, September 3,
1947 to October 12, 1950
Page 72
Condition
Status
Home Location
Museum Display
Archives Room 3
7
D
Description
O 2009.11.2
Ledger
Ralph Bunche PTA Meeting Minutes, September 3, 1963 to
February 4, 1969
Also includes a membership certificate for Ralph Bunche School
PTA in the Georgia Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers, a
branch of the National Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers.
1966-1967
O 2012.53.32
Letter
Louis L. Jones; drafts of letters and final copy of letter sent to
Canton Cotton Mill employees; pgs 1 - 4 (1st draft); pgs. 5 -7 (2nd
draft); pgs. 8 - 10 (3rd draft); pgs. 11 - 13 (4th draft); pgs. 14 - 17
(5th draft); pgs. 18 - 27 (final letter); 8/22/1929
O 2012.55.2
Letter
Fragment of letter, undated and unsigned.
O 2012.55.4
Letter
Letter Dated April 26, 1861 from E.C. Pierce
1861 Apr 26
Morgan GA
Dear mother,
I received you kind episel which found me well and I hope this
may find you the same. I was very
much surprised to here of sonny wedings. you must tell Mr. and
Mrs. Green howdy. Give them my
best respects and wish them much joy.. I enjoy my self very much
and here I am going to Morgan to
marrough To muster our company is trying to get off to Richmann
Virginia. I don’t kno whether I will
go or not. I want to go But my Emplyer wants me to stay he is a
bachelor and he is and officer of the
Page 73
Condition
Status
Home Location
Archives Room 3
7
D
Description
company and he is compeld to go and if I go he will haft to employ
some other man, so I can’t tell
whether I will go r not and I haven’t any news To write you said
that you would like to have some
money. I have only got 40 Dolars so I will send you 20 of it ma
you must make out with this til chrimas
when I come I think I can give you 50 or 60 Dolars. 20 is all I have
to spair now ma I have spent 18 Dolars
Sines I left home I spent it all____ for clothing but A Dolar .. I go
with the best company that is A going
and I have to go in stile ma. A girl gave me her ambr type last
sonday it is the purtyist thing you ever saw
if you was to see it you would ______________ to call her
daughter ma by some means or other I have a
very good name out here and I can’ ceep it ma I sent guy ambrtype
To you you must tell me in your next
letter if you got it. I sent it the next week after I left home as you
did not say anything a boutit I dident
kno whether you got it or not. You must write soon and write all
the news. Give my best Respects to all
in quiring friends and tell them to write to me _____ at present.
Your son un til death, E C Pierce
O 2012.55.5
Letter
Letter Dated November 25, 1910 to Bud
November 25, 1910
Dear Bud, I write you a few times to let you know I received your
communications containing revinue in
due time all Right and am verry thankful for Same. This leaves us
all about as usual yesterday was thanks
giveing day and the People of Macon had a big time. almost every
Body who works took Holly day and
had fine dinners fixed up of Turky and other good things and
enjoyed the day immensely we all ate
dinner by Special invitation with Rebecca . She had a fine Turky
dinner which was verry nice. I hope this
may reach you in due time and find you all well and doing well.
Mama puts in a printed Slipe for you all
to read and think of in your work and in your play in the house and
by the way with much love to all I am
as ever you loving Papa until death.
Page 74
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2012.55.6
Letter
Letter dated Mar 19, 1924 to Bud and Fernando
Wednesday 3-19-24
Dear Bud and Fernando:I truly hope you are having no trouble in your task of liquidating to
E.H. Pierce estate. There is one
feature of it that was not mentioned when we were all together that
prompls me to write this to you.
Namely, Emmett’s children. They did not ever cross my mind at
the time, but I know and you know that
they have a voice in it. After every thing has been sold and turned
into cash and all debts paid including
your own time. I am sure that the legal, and right thing to do before
turning the cash overto Mother
would be to pay Clyde and Russell or their guardian an eighth of
the cash, which would be their rightful
share, I feel quite sure I am right in this or I would not suggest it to
you. What do you think about it? I
know you both want to do the right thing, and Emmett’s boys are
living facts in this case. And I feel that
if there is only eight dollars left after the slate is cleaned that those
boys should get one of those dollars.
Do you? Wishing you both the very best success. I remain your
Sis, Bets.
O 2012.55.7
Letter
Letter dated Sept 13, 1897 to Alfred Pierce
Dublin GA, Sept 13, 1897
Mr. Alfred Pierce Stephensville GA
Dear Cousin, I learned that you wanted to buye my plac; and I
thought I would write to you; and name
price and description; I have 150 acres in all: 50 acres that joins
Mr. Raffield and don’t join the 100
where I live. I had rather sell it separate if I can sute buyers: as Mr.
Raffield wants the 50 acres that
joins him. That is all in the woods; on the 100 where I live I have
51 acres in cultivation; divided up in
five fields of 20, 14, 10, 5, and 2 acres. About 7 or 8 acres in
branches. The land is as level as you would
want I recon. My dwelling has 4 rooms 15x15 one of the four is
Page 75
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
used for dining and evok room; on 10x12
shed room on 6x6 pantry 6 feet hall piaza 8x32 on frount; one
stack chimney; 2 fine places/ One smoke
house, one cotton house with 2 shelters two cribs with one shelter
4 plank stalls on 60 gallon syrup kittle
with briek furniel. The cane mill I would exxept. A small apple
orchard of early and late apples. Peach
orchard is not verry much: one large seuppernong grape vine
which allways bears fine crops. For the
100 acres described I ask thirteen hundred Dollars cash; it is 6 ¼
miles from Dublin. My Dwelling cost
me about one third of the price I ask. I have bargained some of my
timber to Cousin Wash. Smith for
eruss tyes; at 2 ½ ets per tye. Mr. Evans that lives above me had
his erus tyed at the same price; and it
paid hima little over four Dollars per acre and he said he had a
plenty of timber in trade. So that would
reduce the price about two hundred. Well if you think you would
want the place at that price come soon
or write; as three other partys have spoke to me about buying the
place. I will haveto pay cash for the
place I am on a trade of: and will have to sell for
O 2012.55.8
Letter
Letter dated Feb 10, 1927
Feb 10 1927
Thurs P.M.
My Dear Dad,- Here is the price of a new suit. I guess, I suppose
you can get one for that. I want you to
get one that will cost this much or is near this much. You wont
have enough left to brag about, and you
be sure to get a suit with this too, I better not come down there and
catch you with-out one some-time
when you have plenty of time you can make me a chair,
some-thing like the one you made Adelaide, if
you want to. Hope all of you are well and happy. Ive got to hurry
and go to work. With love and best of
luck, from Ford Agues is doing fine.
Page 76
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2008.22.77
Lipstick
Rejuvia Beauty Company, FlameGlo Lipstick, Medium
Prior to 1967
Archives Room 3
10
D
O 2010.54.19
Lock, Door
1 Brass 1960s key lock set
Archives Room 3
11
B
O 2010.54.21
Lock, Door
1 Cast Iron 1890s door lockset with keys
Archives Room 3
11
B
O 2008.6.7
Log
Piece of wood approximately 3 feet long and 1 foot tall. Collected
from Etowah River area in Canton.
O 2008.16.5
Marble
Two Marble Pieces featuring on the back a sticker:
This is a sample of Etowah
Georgia-Marble
Reg U.S. Pat. Off.
More or less color may be expected in larger sizes.
Produced by the Georgia Marble Company
Tate, Georgia
Measuring
Page 77
Condition
Status
Home Location
Main Office Display Case 1
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
4 by 6 with a depth of 1/4 inch
O 2013.4.53
Marble
Marble Samples from Imerys
The Imerys company pruchased the former Georgia Marble
buildings in Marble Hill. They still mine for marble, but use it
strictly in the consumer products industry. The marble, also known
as calcium carbonate is mined and ground into different grades in
powder form to be developed in cultured marble and dry grinding
of extenders and filler products to the engineering and pigment
industries.
With the development and refinement of micro-fine particle sizes,
Calcium Carbonate can be found in paints, vinyl, liquid cleansers,
plastics, stucco, latex, baking flour, animal feed and hundreds of
other products.
Major companies, like Sherwin Williams Paint, Owens Corning
and Dow Chemicals, use Imerys product as a filler for common
building materials such as paints, caulking, carpet backing, sheet
rock, PVC, and other tipes of plastic, as well as agricultural and
lawn limes. Marble chips are sold to local building supply centers
for landscaping ground cover.
11
1. The smallest sample is a good product because it is pure white
and has few crystals.
2. The sample with the large crystals is a poor product because of
the crystals.
3. The pink sample with the pyrite was rejected for pulverizing
because of the color and impurities.
4. The powder is the finished calcium carbonate.
O 2013.4.54
Marble
Marble Landscaping Boulders from Polycor
Etowah Pink Marble and White Cherokee Marble
These boulders show veining and blast marks.
11
O 2013.4.55
Marble
Marble chips from Polycor
The smaller marble chips are #2, which range from 1/4 to 3/4 inch
and are used for architectural work, flower beds, and cemeteries.
The larger marble chips are #3, which range from 3/4 to 1 1/2 inch
and are used for landscaping.
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Description
O 2012.13.6
Mask, Gas
Gas mark and air canister inside carrying bag with strap, marked
US Army Service Gas Mask (Inside G.B. McVay is written)
2
B
O 2008.16.2
Matchbook
4 matchbooks featuring Elect Bill Weeks, Cherokee County
Commissioner.
3 matchbooks featuring King Edward Cigars.
1 matchbook featuring Hickory House Restaurants, with locations
on the inside flap in and around Atlanta.
Archives Room 3
8
I
O 2009.40.4
Menu
Menu from Howell's Rest Station
South Canton
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
8
O 2006.19.48
Mold, Brick
Mold for Tapered Brick
Archives Room 3
9
F
O 2011.33.8
Money
Philippine money (5 pesos) during Japanese Occupation, WWII
from Ernest Stone, Jr
Page 79
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2008.80.25
Net, Protective
Bright Pink Netting with Pink Velour Appliques in the shapes of
leaves
Good
Conservation
Archives Room 3
DD
O 2008.80.43
Net, Protective
Four Pieces of Netting, Navy Blue, Royal Blue, Light Brown,
Beige
All of have crushed velvet trim. Have been flattened and
misshapen from storage.
Fair
Conservation
Archives Room 3
EE
O 2010.56.1
Newspaper
North Georgia Tribune
Miscellaneous 1935 1936 1938 1939
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
2
O 2010.56.2
Newspaper
1936
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
1
O 2010.56.3
Newspaper
1937 - 2 boxes
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
1
Page 80
Description
O 2010.56.4
Newspaper
1938
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
1
O 2010.56.5
Newspaper
1939
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
1
O 2010.56.6
Newspaper
1940 - 2 boxes
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
2
O 2010.56.7
Newspaper
1941
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
2
O 2010.56.8
Newspaper
1942
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
Page 81
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2010.56.9
Newspaper
1944
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
3
O 2010.56.10
Newspaper
1945 - 2 boxes
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
3
O 2010.56.11
Newspaper
1946 - 2 boxes
1 box charred newspapers
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
3
O 2010.56.12
Newspaper
1947
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
4
O 2010.56.13
Newspaper
1948
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
4
Page 82
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2010.56.14
Newspaper
1949
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
4
O 2010.56.15
Newspaper
1950
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
4
O 2010.56.16
Newspaper
1952
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
4
O 2010.56.17
Newspaper
1953
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
5
O 2010.56.18
Newspaper
1954
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
5
Page 83
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2010.56.19
Newspaper
1955
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
5
O 2010.56.20
Newspaper
1956
Third Floor Storage
Storage Closet
5
O 2010.56.21
Newspaper
1957
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
5
O 2010.56.22
Newspaper
1958
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
5
O 2010.56.23
Newspaper
1960
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
5
Page 84
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2010.56.24
Newspaper
1969
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
5
O 2010.56.25
Newspaper
1970
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
5
O 2010.56.26
Newspaper
1971
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
5
O 2010.56.27
Newspaper
1972
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
5
O 2010.56.28
Newspaper
1973
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
5
Page 85
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2010.56.29
Newspaper
Cherokee Tribune
formerly North Georgia Tribune
1974
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
5
O 2010.56.30
Newspaper
Cherokee Tribune
formerly North Georgia Tribune
Miscellaneous 1975 1976 1977
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
5
O 2010.56.31
Newspaper
The Press
1977-1978
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
5
O 2010.56.32
Newspaper
The Green & Gold
Canton High School Paper
1928-1956
Third Floor Storage
Storage Closet
1
O 2010.56.34
Newspaper
Miscellaneous Newspapers
Cherokee Advance 1895 1904 1906 1907 1908
Cherokee Tribune 1984
Woodstock Neighbor 1971
North Georgia Tribune 1943
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
5
Page 86
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2010.56.35
Newspaper
1943
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
5
O 2013.14.2
Novelty, Promotional
Cherokee Federal Savings and Loan Saving Coupon Book with
$3.00 (original value) worth of Mercury Dimes inserted (30 coins)
One of the dimes is one of the first minted in 1916.
3
C
Front Side:
"Turn your chicken feed into a golden nest egg."
"Save with this handy Dollar-Builder"
Cherokee Federal Savings and Loan Association
223 Main Street
Canton, GA 30114
Reverse Side:
"Don't spend all that "chicken feed"...
Save some of yours, inside;
Then plant with us, like garden seed,
And watch it grow--with pride!"
This Dollar-Builder belongs to:
"The Mercury dime is a ten-cent coin struck by the United States
Mint from 1916 to 1945. Designed by Adolph Weinman and also
referred to as the Winged Liberty Head dime, it gained its common
name as the obverse depiction of a young Liberty, identifiable by
her winged Phrygian cap, was confused with the Roman god
Mercury. Weinman is believed to have used Elsie Stevens, the wife
of lawyer and poet Wallace Stevens, as a model. The coin's reverse
depicts a fasces, symbolizing unity and strength, and an olive
branch, signifying peace."
Page 87
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2013.14.3
Novelty, Promotional
Cherokee Federal Savings and Loan Saving Coupon Book with
$3.00 (original value) worth of Roosevelt Dimes (30 coins)
The Franklin Delano Roosevelt image, started in 1946, on the
coins was started soon after his death.
O 2010.42.2
Painting
Robert Tyre Jones, Sr.
R.T. Jones with the Canton Cotton Mill #1 in the background
through a window, circa 1930s.
Multimedia links include first unseen report suggesting value, etc.
that came with the painting from the library. The second is a
formal appraisal done January 2011 by Vernon Abrams. He
estimates value at $35,000, good condition but painting would
benefit from cleaning.
Condition
Status
Home Location
3
C
The painting originally hung in the RT Jones Memorial Hospital,
then they gave it to the RT Jones Library. The library donated it to
CCHS in 2010. It is currently on loan (since CCHS had no place to
store it) at the home of Skip and Helen Spears in Ball Ground.
O 2008.80.79
Pamphlet
Village Housing Policies and Regulations, Canton Cotton Mills
Pamphlet concerning the various policies and rules for mill
employees who lived in the two villages.
O 2008.80.82
Pamphlet
Why You Can Count on Cotton: A Cotton Training Manual
Page 88
Conservation
Archives Room 3
7
F
Archives Room 3
7
F
Description
O 2008.69.74
Panel
Jones Family Panel- 36x42 Laminated, 1 Panel
2009 Cherokee Remembers Exhibit
Canton Cotton Mills
Condition
Status
OK
Includes:
First Baptist Church
R.T. Jones family
Paul Walker, Emily Foster, May Reynolds, Albert Vaughn, Louis
Lindley, Robert Permedeus, Jack Walker, Eleanor Frances, Rube
Coggins, Louise Jones, and Robert Tyre Jones, Jr
O 2008.69.75
Panel
Canton Cotton Mill #1 1899 - 1923, 36x42 Laminated, 2 Panels
Canton Cotton Mills
OK
Includes
George W. Brooke
A.C. Conn
R.T. Jones
Jabez Galt
T.W. Hogan
A.B. Vaughn.
Cotton Manufacturers Association of Georgia Meeting 1906
Canton Cotton Mill #1
Child Workers
Charles CK Cobb
Galt Bottoms
Galt Family Field
O 2008.69.76
Panel
Mill Village Life, 36x42 Laminated, 3 Panels
Canton Cotton Mills
Includes:
Mill Village
Riverdale
Jones Mercantile
North Canton Store
Henry Williams
Vesta Chastain
Winnie Landrum and Gert Blackwell
Beulah Blackwell
Noah Lanning
Alfred Landrum.
Mollie Worley, Belle Barrett, Cratie Mae Barrett, and Marie
Page 89
OK
Home Location
Description
Worley.
Elmer Stephens
Gober Beach, 1938
Sid Johnson, Elliot Baker, Jerry Holbrook, J.T. Holbrook, and
Jerry Owen
Homer Pharr
Bill Lanning
Harold Thacker
Velmer Payne
Fred Wallace
Arnold Fowler
Hubert Wehunt
Ben Jones
Harold Haithcock
Andy Fowler
Ned Vaughn
Don Pinyan
Glenn Fitts
Don Hambrick
Doyle Fowler
Tommy Worley
Leonard Romans
Jack Hamby
Paul Hudgins
Slim Smith
Hamrick Smith
W.A. "Nub" Williams
Herbert Ashe
Clayton "Sonny" Hawkins
Sprig Paris.
Edwin Vaughn
Billy Woods
Brannon Ridings
Henry Kalb
"Red" McFarland
Bill "Red" Dills
Ralph Gaither
Paul Wallace
Paul Cobb
Carl Edge, Jr.
Betty Cobb
Jackie Foster
Katie Jo Pittard
Sue Edge
Carolyn Hill
Page 90
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
Condition
Status
Joyce Cobb
Cleomae McClure
Nan Ponder
Anne Anderson
June Bishop
Sara Jo Stephens
Marie Sutton
Paula Cagle
Patsy Smithwick
O 2008.69.77
Panel
Canton Cotton Mill 1924-1962, 36x42 Laminated, 6 Panels
Canton Cotton Mills
Includes:
World War II
Canton Cotton Mill #2
Osnaburg Fabric
50th Anniversary of the Mills
Denim Dollar Days
Denim Day Carnival
Pinecrest Inn
Louis Jones, Sr.
Field’s Farm (later flooded by Lake Allatoona)
Charlie Cobb
Louis Jones, Sr.
Melvin Young
Louis Jones, Jr.
Mildred Martin
#1, 1937
D.E. Dunwoody i
Louise Lowe
Amos Adams
Johnny James
Bennon Martin
Thomas Rickey
Elvie Graham
Flora Cantrell
Louise Pruitt
Musiette Andrews
Amie Doss
Hazel Jones
Flossie Roland
Thad Hester
AJ Pendley
Page 91
OK
Home Location
Description
Mr. Wade
J.C. Norton
A.P. Norton
Lindsey Fowler
Digah Westbrook
Jack Wade
Lee Wynn
Rube Perry
Carol Smith
Cliff Yother
Robert P. Jones
Frances Rolan
Mary Darnell
"Bill" Stewart
Amanda Perry
Dot Douglas
Ethel Groves
Eva Wehunt
Nan Ponder
Pauline Wilson
Marie Chastain
Chlora Boling
Alma Ponder
Betty McDaniel
Jim Wheeler
Vern Wheeler
Nan Ponder
David Donley
Mr. Owen
Jack Hamby
Alice Cobb
Charlie Cobb
Tom West
Perry Bennett
"Mule" White
Jess Blalock
Dan Scott
Hubert Tillery.
JT Lowery
Colonial Grocery Store
Town House Restaurant
Martha Greene
Gene Bell
Page 92
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2008.69.78
Panel
Mill Strike and Post Strike Years 1963-1981, 36x42 Laminated, 4
Panels
Canton Cotton Mills
Includes:
Mill Strike
Textile Workers of America Union
Paul Swaity
J.W. Mathis TWUA International Representative
Geneva Hodgins
Albert C. Fowler
H.C. Johnson
Lloyd Padgett
Maggie Turner
Marvin Gay
Salty Dog Fabric
Cohen Johnson
Harold Key
Walt White
Thomas West
Hubert Tillery
Oney Thompson
Mr. Scott
Tommy Stokes
John Samples
Tom Brumbeloe
Jimmy Carter
Louis Jones Jr.
Jesse Freet Samples
Charles Cash
Daryll Holbert
Cindy Jones
Jackie Samples
Maude Samples
Carol Chastain
Imogene Vaughn
OK
O 2008.69.79
Panel
Employees with 25 Years or More Service, 36x42 Mounted and
Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
OK
Page 93
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
Condition
Status
O 2008.69.80
Panel
1905 Employees, 36x42 Mounted and Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
OK
O 2008.69.81
Panel
1954 Employees, 36x72 Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
OK
O 2008.69.82
Panel
Aerial of Canton Cotton Mill #2, 36x42 Mounted and Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
Riverstone Parkway
OK
O 2008.69.83
Panel
Life After the Mills, 36x42 Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
OK
J&L Electric
Canton Mill Lofts
Employee Reunion 2008
Louis Jones
O 2008.69.84
Panel
Boys in the Mill Village, 1938, 36x42 Mounted and Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
Gilbert Wood, Elmer Delbeck, and Gordon Wood
on Riverdale Street in Mill Village #1, Circa 1938
Page 94
OK
Home Location
Description
O 2008.69.85
Panel
Building of Mill #2, 1924, 36x42, Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
OK
O 2008.69.86
Panel
Aerial of Mill #2 During Construction, 36x42 Mounted and
Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
OK
O 2008.69.87
Panel
Aerial of Downtown Canton and Mill #1, 36x42 Mounted and
Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
OK
O 2008.69.88
Panel
Elizabeth Payne Weaving in Mill #2, 36x42 Mounted and
Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
OK
O 2008.69.89
Panel
Emmett Bishop in a Cotton Field, 36x42 Mounted and Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
OK
Page 95
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
Condition
Status
O 2008.69.90
Panel
Canton Cotton Mills Japan Showroom, 36x42 Mounted and
Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
OK
O 2008.69.91
Panel
Lakeview Street Mill Village Homes, 36x42 Mounted and
Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
OK
O 2008.69.92
Panel
Young Men Outside of Lower Drug in Canton, 36x42 Mounted
and Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
OK
From Left to Right: Charles Burton, Richard Sims, Billy Wood,
Hulee Doss,
Sonny Hawkins, Harold Huey, Wayne Bagwell, & Marion Pope on
the ‘Slab’
O 2008.69.93
Panel
Mill #2 Machine Shop, 36x42 Mounted and Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
OK
O 2008.69.94
Panel
Textile Meeting at the Waldorf Astoria, 36x42 Mounted and
Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
OK
Louis Jones, Jr., Peggy Jones,
Alice Cobb, Charles Cobb, Pearl Jones, Louis Jones, Sr.
Page 96
Home Location
Description
O 2008.69.95
Panel
Welcome Panel, 36x42 Mounted and Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
OK
O 2008.69.96
Panel
Southern Textile History, 36x42 Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
Two Copies
Roswell
Sibley
Bibb Mill
OK
O 2008.69.97
Panel
Louis Jones, Jr. Speaking with an Employee, 36x42 Mounted and
Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
OK
O 2008.69.98
Panel
Academy Street Paving, 36x42 Mounted and Laminated
Canton Cotton Mills
OK
O 2010.22.3
Pants
Navy Blue Pants, no marks
Page 97
Condition
Status
Home Location
Archives Room 3
EE
Description
O 2012.45.1
Pants
A Pair of Salty Dog Scrub Denim Jeans, with tags attached
O 2013.20.3
Pants
Button-fly pants that belonged to Jimmy Watt and were worn on
his wedding day, September 22, 1917 in Scotland. The pant
buttons are labeled Adair & Coy, Edinburgh.
O 2010.58
Papers, Personal
Pedigree Tree for the Cowart Family
Includes:
Timmons
Lay
Powers
Holbert
Stover
Dimsdale
O 2010.58.2
Pedigree
Cowart Family Pedigree Tree
Includes family names:
Dimsale
Holbert
Stover
Timmons
Powers
Lay
Includes photos of: Lewis Ervin Cowart and Malissa Vashti
Timmons
Including a photo believed to be Stephen D. Cowart
Bishop Family Tree
Includes family names:
Jackson
Ray
Martin
Page 98
Condition
Status
Home Location
On Loan
1
A
Third Floor Storage
Main Office
4
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
Murphy
Bobo
Includes photos of Kindred Bishop & Susannah Murphy Bishop
Includes family photo of: Robert H. Bishop, James Bishop, Louiza
Jackson Bishop, Samuel J. Bishop, Peter Green, Willaim H.
Bailey, Alice Bailey, Roxanne E. Bishop Bailey, David Bishop,
Mary Bishop Green (Many of these people are on the Quilt)
O 2012.12.24
Pencil, Mechanical
Mechanical Pencil from Standard Oil in Canton, Georgia, Ernest
Stone Agent
O 2010.53.1
Pew
Church Pew from the 1854 Little River United Methodist Church
The first Little River log church building was located near Little
River at Evans Bridge. In 1839 a gift of twelve acres of land on
Old Alabama Road was given to the Trustees of Little River
church and the first building on this site was also of log
construction. This building was used as both church and school for
the next fifteen years. Soon a camp ground sprang up on the
grounds and a large arbor was surrounded by small cabins and
Camp Meetings were held until 1912. In the meantime a second
church building was built on the grounds in 1854, constructed of
hand dressed north Georgia pine. This building was built to last
since it is still in use. It was from this building that the old church
pew came. When new pews were purchased in 1965, the Long
family requested a pew as a memorial to the fact that Longs had
been members of the Little River Methodist Church almost from
its beginning.
O 2012.56.1
Photograph
Family photograph of Moore and Forrester
Picture of Sylvia Moore, Lily Moore Forrester, Vardry Forrester,
mother of girls (?), husband of Aunt Molly or John Moore, Molly
Moore, Amanda Moore Thomas.
Page 99
3
B
Description
O 2012.56.2
Photograph
Beaver Family Photograph
Condition
Status
Home Location
Bottom Row left: Hoy Beaver, MC Beavers, Margaret Beavers,
Lila (Thummond) Beavers and Roy, Minnie (Satton) Beavers and
Marjoree, Dollie (Beavers) Lathem and Thelma, Harley Beavers,
Tomclent Beavers, Oscar Beavers, Lynn Beavers' Chil, Grady
Beavers, Edd Lathem. Stringer Beavers, Barunell Beavers, Odessa
Beavers, Katie Beavers.
O 2012.56.3
Photograph
Photograph of Two Children
Herbert and Margaret.
O 2010.1.2
Pick
Canton Cotton Mill Inspector's Pick for Cotton
O 2006.14.31
Piece, Display
Canton Textile Mills denim ad display, date unknown.
O 2010.16.1
Piece, Display
Glass Cased Display Piece of Cotton Boll
Page 100
Archives Room 3
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
5
A
Archives Room 3
12
A
Description
O 2008.16.30
Pin
US Military Pin that belonged to W.E. Richardson
Archives Room 3
9
H
O 2008.16.39
Pin
Three Lions Club pins and medals
Two for perfect attendance and a large Lions Club medal with two
lions facing opposite directions.
Archives Room 3
10
C
O 2010.1.4
Pin
Cloth Button Pin from the Canton Textile Mills used to advertise
one of the sport denims made at the mill
Features a golden cat with blue eyes wearing a top hat with the
words I'm the Cat's Meow written across the hat. Four pins with
clasps on the back.
Archives Room 3
O 2008.16.28
Pin, Lapel
Lions Club 100% Attendance Lapel Pin
Archives Room 3
9
H
O 2007.34.15
Pipe
Native American Platform Pipe
First Floor Museum
Display Case 1
Page 101
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2008.22.75
Pitcher, Cream
Generic Metal Cup, possible cream pitcher
Archives Room 3
10
D
O 2008.37.1
Planter, Walking
Corn Planter that belonged to Mr. Charlie Butterworth, grandfather
of Virginia Satterfield. Mr. Butterworth owned property at the
intersection of Bells Ferry and Butterworth Rd. The now
abandoned home located on Butterworth and Bells Ferry was built
by Mr. Butterworth in 1910. He married Kate Morris and they had
three children Ray, Annis, and Pearl. Mr. Butterworth passed away
in 1951. The Corn Planter was made by the Deere & Mansur
Company of Moline, Illinois after 1877. The company later
became the John Deere Corporation.
Archives Room 2
O 2006.14.175
Plaque
Ga. Business and Industry Assoc. member plaque for Canton
Textile Mills, undated.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
3
D
O 2006.14.176
Plaque
Georgia State Chamber of Commerce Appreciation plaque for the
Canton Cotton Mills. No Date
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
3
D
O 2008.80.80
Plaque
Plaque presented to Louis Jones, Jr. with details on the Canton
Matic Carding System
Presented to L.L. Jones, then-President of the mills by John W.
Ingle, President of the Carolina Machinery Company. The machine
helped to create a new process to turn clean cotton into string.
Conservation
Archives Room 3
7
Page 102
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O L2007.1.1
Plaster Relief
Plaster Relief of Bobby Jones (possibly)
O 2012.21.20
Plate, Dessert
Dessert plate used by the Butterworth family in the 1920s.
Stamped
Lido
W.S. George
Made in the U.S.A.
181A
3
C
O 2012.21.19
Plate, Dinner
Dinner plate used by the Butteworth family in the 1920s.
Stamped
Lido
W.S. George
White
Made in U.S.A
181A
3
C
O 2010.54.9
Plug, Receptacle
1 - 1920s extension cord
Archives Room 3
15
C
O 2008.80.39
Plume, Hat
(2) Black Horsehair Plumes
Some damage and bending of hairs
Page 103
Condition
Fair
Status
Conservation
Home Location
Archives Room 3
EE
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2008.80.40
Plume, Hat
(8) Brown Feather Hat Plumes
Stacked and glued together
Some damage to feathers
Poor
Conservation
Archives Room 3
EE
O 2007.34.1
Point, Projectile
300 White Quartz Projectile Points
Archives Room 3
8
A
O 2007.34.2
Point, Projectile
Archives Room 3
8
A
O 2007.34.3
Point, Projectile
300 Flint Projectile Points
Archives Room 3
8
B
O 2007.34.4
Point, Projectile
Archives Room 3
8
B
Page 104
Description
O 2007.34.5
Point, Projectile
117 Miscellaneous/Broken Projectile Points
Archives Room 3
8
B
O 2007.34.6
Point, Projectile
Archives Room 3
8
C
O 2007.34.7
Point, Projectile
Archives Room 3
8
C
O 2007.34.8
Point, Projectile
Archives Room 3
8
D
O 2007.34.9
Point, Projectile
Archives Room 3
8
D
Page 105
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
Condition
O 2007.34.10
Point, Projectile
15 Early Archaic Projectile Points
Excellent
O 2007.34.11
Point, Projectile
21 Middle Archaic Projectile Points
O 2007.34.12
Point, Projectile
30 Late Archaic Projectile Points
O 2007.34.13
Point, Projectile
15 Woodland Period Projectile Points
O 2007.34.37
Point, Projectile
Ebenezer Woodland 2000-1500 BP Triangular w/ short round
stone
Page 106
Status
Home Location
Good
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
Description
O 2007.34.38
Point, Projectile
Status
Home Location
Middle- Late Archaic
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
O 2007.34.39
Point, Projectile
Middle-Late Archaic
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
O 2007.34.40
Point, Projectile
Early Archaic
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
O 2007.34.41
Point, Projectile
Early Archaic
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
O 2007.34.42
Point, Projectile
Middle Archaic
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
Page 107
Condition
Description
O 2007.34.43
Point, Projectile
Status
Home Location
8 Notched Quartz points
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
O 2007.34.44
Point, Projectile
Late Archaic
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
O 2007.34.45
Point, Projectile
Removed from exhibit case (2007.34.12) Late Archaic
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
O 2007.34.46
Point, Projectile
Mixture of Flint and Quartz
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
O 2007.34.47
Point, Projectile
Almance Early Archaic 10,000-8,000 B.P. or Hardaway-Dalton
Early Archaic 9,500-8,000 B.P.
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
Page 108
Condition
Description
O 2007.34.48
Point, Projectile
Early-Middle Archaic
Condition
Status
Home Location
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
O 2007.34.49
Point, Projectile
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
O 2007.34.50
Point, Projectile
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
O 2007.34.51
Point, Projectile
mostly quartz, but a couple flint
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
O 2007.34.52
Point, Projectile
Late Archaic
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
Page 109
Description
O 2007.34.53
Point, Projectile
O 2007.34.54
Point, Projectile
Early Archaic 8-5,000 B.P.
Condition
Status
Home Location
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
Nova Woodland- Missippian 1600- 1000 B.P.
O 2007.34.55
Point, Projectile
Early- Middle Archaic
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
O 2007.34.56
Point, Projectile
Middle Archaic 7,000-5,000 B.P.
Round Base
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
O 2007.34.57
Point, Projectile
Woodland
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
Page 110
Description
O 2007.34.58
Point, Projectile
O 2007.34.59
Point, Projectile
Status
Home Location
Late Archaic
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
Woodland
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
O 2007.34.60
Point, Projectile
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
O 2007.34.61
Point, Projectile
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
Restricted
Archives Room 3
14
B
O 2007.34.62
Point, Projectile
Page 111
Early- Middle Archaic
Condition
Description
O 2008.6.4
Point, Projectile
Two small black stone arrowheads, both approximately 2 inches
long. One has a blunt end that appears to have been broken off.
The other has a sharp pointed end.
Archives Room 3
9
A
O 2010.41.3
Point, projectile
8 points from confluence of Sweetwater Creek and Etowah River
Notes from Kathlyn Jenereaux:
Stones are quartzite including one rose quartz and one well used
quartz point.
Archives Room 3
7
H
O 2012.59.1
Point, Projectile
Quartz Projectile Point. Incomplete.
3
C
O 2012.59.2
Point, Projectile
Incomplete projectile point.
3
C
O 2012.59.3
Point, Projectile
3
C
Page 112
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2012.59.4
Point, Projectile
3
C
O 2012.59.5
Point, Projectile
3
C
O 2012.59.6
Point, Projectile
3
C
O 2012.59.7
Point, Projectile
3
C
O 2012.59.8
Point, Projectile
Imperfect projectile point.
3
C
Page 113
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2012.59.9
Point, Projectile
Imperfect projectile point.
O 2006.14.32
Poster
Display poster #1 "Opening" for cotton production from American Good
Cotton Mfrs. Inst.
OK
Archives Room 3
5
A
O 2006.14.33
Poster
Display poster #2 "Carding" for cotton production from American
Cotton Mfrs. Institute
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
5
A
O 2006.14.34
Poster
Display poster #3 "Roving" for cotton production from American
Cotton Mfrs. Institiute
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
5
A
O 2006.14.35
Poster
Display poster #4 "Spinning" for cotton production from American Good
Cotton Mfrs. Inst.
OK
Archives Room 3
5
A
Page 114
Condition
Status
Home Location
3
C
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.36
Poster
Display poster #5 "Warping" for cotton production by American
Cotton Mfrs. Inst.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
5
A
O 2006.14.37
Poster
Display poster #6 "Weaving" for cotton production from American Good
Cotton Mfrs. Inst.
OK
Archives Room 3
5
A
O 2006.14.38
Poster
Display poster #7 "Knitting" for cotton production from American Good
Cotton Mfrs. Inst.
OK
Archives Room 3
5
A
O 2006.14.39
Poster
Display poster #8 "Dyeing" for cotton production by American
Cotton Mfrs. Inst.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
5
A
O 2006.14.40
Poster
Display poster #9 "Research" for cotton production by American
Cotton Mfrs. Inst.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
5
A
Page 115
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
O 2006.14.41
Poster
Display poster #10 "Education" for cotton production from
American Cotton Mfrs. Inst.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
5
A
O 2008.80.75
Poster
Advertising Panel for Canton Denim, Circa 1970
"The look is Denim. Bully!"
OK
Archives Room 3
7
F
O 2008.80.76
Poster
Advertising Panel for Canton Denim, Circa 1970
"The Look is Denim. Ridin' High!"
O 2008.80.77
Poster
Big Man Advertising Poster
Canton Fabric, Canton Cotton Mills
O 2012.59.10
Potsherd
Plain potsherd with no markings or slip.
Page 116
Archives Room 3
7
F
OK
Archives Room 3
7
F
3
C
Description
O 2012.59.11
Potsherd
Plain potsherd with no markings or slip. White in color.
3
C
O 2012.59.12
Potsherd
Potsherd with some incised spots.
3
C
O 2010.56.33
Print, Photographic
Public Education in Cherokee County
back up files
pictures
proofs for the book
Third Floor Storage
Hall Closet
5
O 2010.47.1
Puzzle
Puzzle of the First Baptist Church in Canton, now City Hall.
Located inside tube, puzzle created by Puzzle my Picture.
Archives Room 3
H
O 1993.1.1
Quilt
Friendship Quilt by a group of women at the Cherokee County
Senior Center
Includes binder with information about women and the quilt.
Marie Cook
Lillie Johnson
Ardell Vaughan
Bonnie Hobbs
Bonnie Smith
Imogine McCann
Archives Room 3
2
A
Page 117
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
Bessie Cantrell
Essie Gravitt
Velvie Sparks
Mattie Lanning
Bennie Mashburn
Nancy Reece
Rose Watts
Rubie Turpin
Beatrice Cloer
Irla Shoemaker
Rosalee Burch
Lois Ghorley
Essie Turner
Ruth Payne
Cora Howell
Irene Steakley
Dessie Crowe
Lois Boling
Lillian Cloud
O 2007.21.1
Quilt
Handmade Rock Barn quilt made by Jean Robinson, Karen Witzel,
Colema Weatherby, and Patsy Symonds of the Crazy Quilters
group, September 2007
Archives Room 3
9
C
O 2010.58.1
Quilt
Quilt belonging to Samuel J. Bishop and Theora V. Cowart Bishop
(marriage quilt)
Family member names on the Quilt:
Mary G.
Azalee Ray
Alice B.
Lena G.
Iora Cowart
Lula Green
Dovie Green
Lizzie L.
Sallie Petty
Florence Evans
Frine W.
Jemina Williams
Besie S.
Archives Room 3
HH
Page 118
Description
Condition
Status
Home Location
Rutha Petty
Cora R.
Theora Cowart
Sallie H.
Emma Ray
Marlinda W.
Lou Evans
Lucy Wilson
Mary L. Yo (?)
L.R.
Mary Wilson
Photo is of Samuel J. Bishop and Theora V. Cowart Bishop.
O 2012.29.1
Quilt
Buffington School and Security State Bank Commemorative Quilt
with artwork done by students at Buffington school in fabric paint.
The quilt was done prior to 2002.
4
B
O 2010.54.13
Rack, Towel
3 - Glass towel racks
Archives Room 3
11
B
O 2012.13.5
Raincoat
Military Issue Green Raincoat size 38
Has tag that says it was made in 1952 and is from the USMC.
1
A
Page 119
Description
O 2012.55.1
Receipt
Collection of 23 receipts.
O 2007.13.1
Relief
Plaster Relief of Bobby Jones
Archives Room 3
10
A
O 2008.16.29
Ribbon, Military
Military Ribbons belonging to W.E. Richardson
Archives Room 3
9
H
O 2008.16.27
Ring
Georgia Masons Ring
Possible that it belonged to John Monroe Richardson, who was in
the Woodstock Masons
Archives Room 3
9
H
O 2008.6.1
Rock
Rock collected from area around Etowah River. Approximately 5
inches by 3 inches. Orange in color with crystals protruding, one
side featuring black shiny rock.
Archives Room 3
9
A
Page 120
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2008.16.41
Scissors
Military Issue Kleencut Scissors
Archives Room 3
10
C
O 2010.42.1
Scrapbook
Garden Club Scrapbook, 1969-1970
Macedonia Baptist Church
Mayor on Courthouse Steps
New Hope Church of Hickory Flat
Jones Mercantile Remodel
Georgia Horticultural Society Annual Meeting at Reinhardt
College 9-1970
Bank of Woodstock
Construction of Georgia Power Building
Cherokee Atomedic Hospital in Woodstock
Cherokee High School
Reinhardt College Library Dedication
Reinhardt College J.R. Burgess Jr. Garden
Downtown Canton new traffic patterns October 29 1970
North Main Street new intersection
North Street before and after with apartments
Pictures of old buildings downton Canton being torn down
Old Coggins Home being bulldozed pictures before and after
Etowah Garden Club
Georgia Kraft Company
Canton Waste Treatment Plant
Woodstock Water Tank
Georgia Forestry COmmission and Forest Service
Four Garden Clubs of Cherokee County Flower Show at
American Legion Building Canton Sept. 9, 10, 11, 1970
Archives Room 3
H
O 2007.34.63
Scraper
Paleo- Archaic 14,000 - 5,000 B.P. irregular shaped with sharp
projection
Paleo- Archaic 11,5000- 4,000 B.P. possible graver, projectiles
resharpened for scraping
Page 121
Condition
Status
Restricted
Home Location
Archives Room 3
14
B
Description
O 2007.34.64
Scraper
Condition
Status
Home Location
Restricted
O 2012.59.13
Scraper
Scraping tool made of stone.
3
C
O 2008.29.1
Section, Cloth
48" x 42" section of Canton Cotton Mills Denim
Style: E6042- Medium Blue
Width: 42 1/4
Weight: 10 oz
Fiber Content: 100% cotton
Finish: Regular
Date: 9/19/1979
Archives Room 3
10
B
RHT
Filling: 100% Stretch Nylon
O 2008.47.1
Section, Cloth
Page 122
Canton Cotton Mills, Section of Salty Dog Denim, 52" x 42.5"
Archives Room 3
10
B
Description
O 2006.19.1
Serpentine
Green Serpentine from Holly Springs Marble Quarry
Main Office Display Case 1
4
O 2008.16.36
Set, Drafting
The Frederick Post Co. Drafting Set
Unknown Age
Archives Room 3
9
H
O 2008.22.71
Set, Jewelry
Personal Jewelry Items that belonged to Bryson family
including a necklace, brooch, and clip-on earrings
Archives Room 3
10
D
O 2008.22.70
Sharpener, Razor Blade
Twinplex Stropper Razor Blade Sharpener
The first patent for the razor blade sharpener was created in 1910.
Twinplex Manufacturing Company is still operational in 2008.
Archives Room 3
10
D
O 2007.34.19
Sherd
15 Pottary shards with discernible patterns or shapes
Archives Room 3
19
A
Page 123
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2007.34.27
Sherd
300 Small Pottery Sherds
Archives Room 3
8
F
O 2007.34.28
Sherd
Archives Room 3
8
F
O 2007.34.29
Sherd
Archives Room 3
8
F
O 2007.34.30
Sherd
100 Undecorated Pottery Sherds
Archives Room 3
8
F
O 2007.34.31
Sherd
60 Decorated Pottery Sherds
Archives Room 3
8
F
Page 124
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2007.34.32
Sherd
74 Decorated Pottery Sherds
Archives Room 3
8
F
O 2007.34.33
Sherd
19 Individual Clay Feet - Pottery
Archives Room 3
8
F
O 2007.34.34
Sherd
Rim Sherd 42x15mm
O 2007.34.35
Sherd
Ball - Clay or Stone
Archives Room 3
8
F
O 2008.6.3
Sherd
Piece of pottery, glazed a dark green/black.
Possibly not old, looks modern with the glaze.
Archives Room 3
9
A
Page 125
Condition
Fair
Status
Home Location
Archives Room 3
8
F
Description
O 2008.16.35
Sherd
Pottery Sherds from Galts Ferry, near Kellogg Creek
13 different sherds of varying sizes and shapes. Most are curved
and some have a lip, like on a pot or bowl.
O 2008.16.47
Sherd
81 Undecorated pottery sherds
Fair
Archives Room 3
16
A
O 2008.16.48
Sherd
151 Small pottery sherds w/ heavily worn decoration
Little to no discernable pattern
Varying degrees of wear
Fair
Archives Room 3
16
A
O 2008.16.49
Sherd
116 Medium sherds w/ heavily worn decoration
Little to no dicernable pattern remaining
Fair
Archives Room 3
16
B
O 2008.16.50
Sherd
31 Large sherds w/ heavily worn decoration
Little to no discernable pattern remaining
Fair
Archives Room 3
15
A
Page 126
Condition
Status
Home Location
Archives Room 3
19
A
Description
Condition
O 2008.16.51
Sherd
121 Small decorated sherds
Patterns visible, though worn
Good
Archives Room 3
15
A
O 2008.16.52
Sherd
118 Medium sized decorated sherds
Patterns visible though may be worn
Good
Archives Room 3
15
B
O 2008.16.53
Sherd
41 Large sized decorated sherds
Patterns visible, though may be worn
Good
Archives Room 3
14
A
O 2008.16.54
Sherd
Rim Sherd, Incised, 50x35mm
Heavily worn incisions
Fair
O 2008.16.55
Sherd
Rim Sherd, Stamped, 34x50mm
Heavily worn stamping, possibly checkered decoration
Fair
Page 127
Status
Home Location
Description
Condition
O 2008.16.56
Sherd
Heavily worn stamping
Fair
O 2008.16.57
Sherd
Heavily worn incisions
Fair
O 2008.16.58
Sherd
Worn but highly visible stamping
Rolled rim
Fair
O 2008.16.59
Sherd
Rim Sherd, incised, 42x45mm
Heavily worn but recognizable incisions
Fair
O 2008.16.60
Sherd
Heavily worn stamping
Inward curved neck
Fair
Page 128
Status
Home Location
Description
Condition
O 2008.16.61
Sherd
Rim Sherd, 33x44mm
Heavily worn, possible previous incisions or stamping
Blackened exterior
Fair
O 2008.16.62
Sherd
Incisions worn but recognizable
Green patina on exterior
Fair
O 2008.16.63
Sherd
Large Rim Sherd, Stamped, 97x55mm
Checkered stamp pattern, worn but highly visible
Only a small section of rim, approx. 37mm
Inwardly curved neck
Good
O 2008.16.64
Sherd
Rim Sherd, 37x30mm
Heavily worn and chipped
No discernable decoration
Poor
O 2008.16.65
Sherd
Base sherd or body sherd w/ portion of foot or handle
37x36mm
No decoration
Fair
Page 129
Status
Home Location
Description
Condition
O 2008.16.66
Sherd
Body sherd, red slipped
Rised horizontal rim 52x31mm
Good
O 2010.41.2
Sherd
39 pottery sherds from confluence of Sweetwater Creek and
Etowah River
Notes from Ms. Jenereaux
At least one Deptford Check- Stamp (1000 BC to 700AD) Late
Woodland 1700-2200 BP
About three plain grit/sand tempered (700AD-1500AD) Likely
Mississippian 800BP
Many incised grit/sand tempered (also likely Mississippian-Etowah
Middle Phase 1000BP)
Few Woodland Stamped Approx. 1700 BP
Archives Room 3
7
H
O 2008.53.1
Shingle
Roof Shingle from Mill Village #2 House
Archives Room 3
5
A
O 2008.34.31
Shuttle
Shuttle from the Canton Cotton Mills with the Duraloc Patent
Archives Room 3
1
C
Page 130
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2008.69.175
Shuttle
Shuttle from the Canton Cotton Mills with a bobbin in the middle
O 2008.69.188
Shuttle
Shuttle with spindle attached from the Canton Cotton Mill
Also Canton Textile Mill
O 2010.1.1
Shuttle
Canton Cotton Mill Shuttle
Archives Room 3
8
J
O 2011.11.2
Shuttle
Shuttle with bobbin inside
Ends are still sharp.
Archives Room 3
19
B
O 2008.16.24
Silk Flag Holder
Souvenir Silk Flag Holder from World War I
Features wording on the inside that says:
When the golden sun is sinking,
And your mind from troubles free,
While of others you are thinking,
Will you sometimes think of me
Archives Room 3
9
H
Page 131
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2010.54.7
Socket
1 Porcelain hanging light fixture socket
Archives Room 3
15
C
O 2010.54.8
Socket
1 Brass hanging light socket
Archives Room 3
15
C
O 2006.14.65
Spool
Two spools of cotton sliver, date unknown.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
3
B
O 2006.14.66
Spool
One spool of nylon thread, date unknown.
Filling bobbin made of pasteboard.
Good
OK
Archives Room 3
3
B
O 2008.69.176
Spool
Spool of thread from the Canton Cotton Mill
Page 132
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2011.11.1
Spool
Three Spools of Thread
One is larger and coarser than the other two.
O 2007.16.1
Still
5 part Whiskey still confiscated by Newt Adams when he was
sheriff
O 2009.21.2
Stitcher
Stitcher from Cloth Room at the Canton Cotton Mills
On Permanent Loan from the Groves Family, was removed from
the mill when it shut down.
O 2006.20.1
Stone
Staurolite Stones (fairy crosses)
Archives Room 3
9
B
O 2007.34.17
Stone, Worked
Native American Artifact - possible piece of pipe or bead
First Floor Museum
Display Case 1
Page 133
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2007.34.20
Stone, Worked
4 Native American Tool Remnants
Archives Room 3
8
E
O 2007.34.36
Stone, Worked
8 Stone Flakes
Archives Room 3
8
F
O 2008.6.2
Stone, Worked
Stone or composite rock with two sides meeting at a 90 degree
angle. Is raised on one side slightly. Resembles a portion of a
brick.
Archives Room 3
9
A
O 2008.6.5
Stone, Worked
Black stone shaped into edged cutting tool. Approximately 1.5
inches long.
Archives Room 3
9
A
O 2013.20.5
Suspenders
Suspenders to go with pants belonging to Jimmy Watt
1
A
Page 134
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2010.54.5
Switch
2 pushbutton switch covers
1 single, 1 double
Archives Room 3
15
C
O 2010.54.23
Switch
1 brass hanging light switch
Archives Room 3
15
C
O 2011.43.2
Thermometer
Mirrored Thermometer with picture of the Tower of Independence
Hall
Given out by L.N. Bottoms Grocery, Canton, GA
Phone 273-J
Canton, GA
Archives Room 3
19
B
O 2011.43.3
Thermometer
Thermometer with pictures of a house in winter, given out by L.N.
Bottoms Grocery of Canton, GA
Archives Room 3
19
B
O 2011.43.4
Thermometer
Thermometer with picture of a village and mountains, given out by
L.N. Bottoms, Canton Georgia
Calendar on back is for 1945
Archives Room 3
19
B
Page 135
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2011.43.5
Thermometer
Thermometer with picture of baby and sparrow, given out by
Cherokee Farm Products Corp.
Etowah Maid Grade A Milk
Pasteurized or Homogenized
Ice Cream Wholesale or Retail
Phone 28
Canton, Georgia
Archives Room 3
19
B
O 2009.28.11
Thimble
Canton Cotton Mills Thimble
Archives Room 3
9
I
O 2006.14.172
Thread Samples
6 Daily Shade Samples of blue thread, Dated March and April
1977.
O 2009.28.12
Ticket
Movie Ticket from the Canton Theatre, Admission price $.25
Archives Room 3
9
I
O 2010.33.1
Tongs, Ice
Ice Tongs used by John G. White, owner of the Canton Ice
Company
Mr. White owned the Canton Ice Company from 1916-1940 and it
was located near Town Creek Bridge on Marietta Road in
Sunnyside. One side is marked Giffordwood Co. Hudson, NY and
the other side indicates it's length as 542 - 14 1/2 in.
Archives Room 3
8
J
Page 136
Condition
Good
Status
OK
Home Location
Archives Room 3
3
G
Description
O 2008.80.81
Transparency, Slide
178 slides depicting several different processes used in making
Canton Cotton Mill Denim
Louis Jones, Jr. created the slides in order to effectively
communicate the processes to employees. Two slides have not
been scanned, but are stored with the others.
O 2008.1.1
Uniform
Band Uniform from Canton High School, 1940's time period.
Canton High School was home to the Canton Greenies.
Archives Room 3
2
B
O 2009.40.1
Uniform
World War II WAAC Uniform including cap, hat, jacket, skirt,
shirt, and dogtags formerly belonging to Irene Howell of Canton.
It also includes a small leather pouch with a clipped dog tag that
says Irene Howell, Veteran of the Fighting 38th.
The Women's Army Auxiliary Corps was formed in May of 1942.
Archives Room 3
GG
O 2009.40.6
Uniform
Jacket of the Canton High School Band Uniform, The Greenies
Worn by Edwin Hobgood, 1947-1948
Manufactured by the Pettibone Bros. of Cincinatti, OH
O 2013.12.1
Uniform, Sports
Cherokee High School Letterman Jacket that belonged to Sara Jo
Stephens Cauble. The jacket has the district champions badge from
1957-1958.
Mrs. Cauble related that they were the first girl's basketball team at
the new Cherokee High School, which was completed in 1957.
The gym had not been built yet, so every morning for practice they
would ride the bus back to Canton Grammar School Gym in
downtown Canton.
Page 137
Condition
Status
Home Location
Conservation
Archives Room 3
7
G
12
B
Description
O 2010.22.2
Vest
Navy Blue Vest with six buttons and pockets
Has straight pin mark on the back at the neck
Archives Room 3
EE
O 2013.20.2
Vest
Vest that belonged to Jimmy Watt and was worn on his wedding
day, September 22, 1917 in Scotland.
1
A
O 2013.4.26
Videotape
Crescent Farm's Racing Heritage
Archives Room 3
29
O 2013.4.27
Videotape
Life in 20th Century Hickory Flat
Archives Room 3
29
O 2013.4.28
Videotape
Canton Fire 1955, Filmed by Veachel Gray
Archives Room 3
29
Page 138
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2013.4.29
Videotape
Memories of Crescent Farm
Archives Room 3
29
O 2013.4.30
Videotape
Canton Cotton Mills
Archives Room 3
29
O 2013.4.32
Videotape
Cups and Rings Presentation, Reinhardt College 2004
Archives Room 3
29
O 2013.4.33
Videotape
Dean Rusk: The Making of a Public Servant Documentary
Archives Room 3
29
O 2013.4.34
Videotape
John Brown Presentation, February 17, 2004
Archives Room 3
29
Page 139
Condition
Status
Home Location
Description
O 2013.4.35
Videotape
Holly Springs Presentation
Archives Room 3
29
O 2013.4.36
Videotape
Ray Pettit Presentation
Archives Room 3
29
O 2008.16.26
Wallet
Wallet with W.E. Richardson of Canton, GA stamped inside.
Archives Room 3
9
H
O 2008.22.78
Wristwatch
Watch Face from Gallet and Co.
Missing band
Archives Room 3
10
D
O 2013.14.1
Yardstick
Cherokee Federal Savings and Loan Association of Canton
Yardstick
Lists the phone number as 479-5546 and the address as 300 Main
Street. It also features the insignia of the Federal Savings and Loan
Insurance Company with them being insured up to 10,000.
Other side:
"People in the KNOW, Watch Their Saving GROW at Cherokee
Federal Savings - Canton GA"
3
Page 140
Condition
Status
Home Location
Total Items:645

Objects - Cherokee County Historical Society

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