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photograph taken around 1895 in Thomas County, Georgia
It depicts a Black woman picking cotton in a field, a common form of labor in the post-Civil War American South, particularly during the Reconstruction and Jim Crow eras.
The photograph was taken by A. W. Moller of Thomasville, Georgia, and is part of the Vanishing Georgia collection at the Georgia Archives.
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Metcalf Avenue, Thomasville, Georgia.
The Paxton House, 1884 by Black.Doll Via Flickr: The 1884 Paxton House Inn is one of only two remaining Victorian Gothic Mansions in the area
The Paxton House, 1884 by Black.Doll Via Flickr:
Food for Thought: Dr. Ray Nolan, “They’re On the Warpath: The ‘Indian Scare’ and Western Kansas 1860-1880“
This month's Food for Thought program of the season is at the Prairie Museum on Thursday, November 20th at 12:00 p.m. in the Garvey Education Room. It will feature Dr. Ray Nolan, and his presentation, “They’re On the Warpath: The ‘Indian Scare’ and Western Kansas 1860-1880“. A delicious lunch made by the museum's staff and volunteers will be provided. If you plan to attend, RSVP on the museum's website (HERE) by Tuesday, November 18th. If you have registered to attend but your plans change, please let the museum know so they can accommodate other guests.
—attend this event at the Prairie Museum of Art & History, located in Colby, KS!
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“Bed Turning”, Quilt Show Program
Hear Dr. Conni Spotts tell the stories of ten unique, hand-made quilts, displayed as "pages" on an antique bedframe. These quilts have a history spanning decades into the past, intertwined with their artists and making. This is a free exhibit open to the public at the listed time.
—attend this event at the Prairie Museum of Art & History, located in Colby, KS!
"Exploration of Quilting, Functional to Art"
Explore quilts and sewing objects from our collections from 1870 to the present. Dr. Connie Spotts will have her juried art quilts on display alongside sewing objects from our collection.
—attend this event at the Prairie Museum of Art & History, located in Colby, KS!
Kansas Families: Do you have school-aged kids? Make sure they are enrolled in Sunflower Summer, a program from Kansas Tourism! Get free admission to more than 200 venues across the state from July 12 – August 3. Find all the details and learn more at sunflowersummer.org
