Civil War Saber
Charles Wesley Gardner carried this saber while serving with Company B, 54th Regiment, Pelham’s Battery.
Charles Wesley Gardner carried this saber while serving with Company B, 54th Regiment, Pelham’s Battery.
Ice skate used for skating on frozen mill ponds including the one at the George Phlegar Mill.
Purchased and handmade tools for shoemaking including a repurposed Civil War Schenkel shell anvil.
Miniature dresser created by Dock Hylton to delight his daughter Virginia.
Pair of bells fabricated from repurposed metal objects.
Asa Bishop built this loom for his wife Julia Dodd Bishop prior to the Civil War.
This fork was designed for use in building stacks of hay twelve feet tall.
Iron post once embedded in a section of sidewalk next to the 1850 church building.
Selma Keith’s farm landscape is teeming with creatures wild and domesticated.
People’s Bank of Floyd County was one of several county banks established in the early 1900s.
Model of an Enterprise cookstove manufactured by the Phillips & Buttorff Corporation of Nashville, Tennessee.
Gentry Harter’s taxi service was a fixture in Floyd from the 1930s to the 1960s.