Nosegay Quilt
One of three Jessie Tise Heafner quilts in our collection pieced from kits.
Floyd
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Painted Saw Blade
Selma Keith’s farm landscape is teeming with creatures wild and domesticated.
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Peoples Bank Vault Door
People’s Bank of Floyd County was one of several county banks established in the early 1900s.
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Postal Exhibit Cover
Envelope with cancellation stamp commemorating the 1994 Postal Exhibit.
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Radio Station WGFC’s Pine Creek Jamboree
Dale Gallimore’s Saturday morning radio show gave local musicians an audience.
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Sawed Soapstone Bricks
Soapstone bricks left after renovations to the Floyd Press building at 108 S. Locust Street.
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Soapstone Sundial
TIME LOVE LUCK / ARE BIRDS THAT SOAR FROM SIGHT / ARROWS ARE IN VAIN / TO STOP THEIR FLIGHT
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Soapstone Turtle
Marie Goad carved this turtle from soapstone she found near her home.
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Sowers Tool Chest
William T. Sowers used this chest to store tools he used on the Nannie Harman Howard house at 209 E. Main Street.
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Taxi Stand
Gentry Harter’s taxi service was a fixture in Floyd from the 1930s to the 1960s.
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Wedding Dress
Octavia Pack Dickerson Janney and her daughter Cora Janney Dickerson both wore this dress.
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Wooden Swan
Selma Keith used both carved and painted details in creating this swan.
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Yo-Yo Quilt
Lillian Reed’s novelty bedcovering created from 1,116 fabric “yo-yo” circles.
