Antique Baby Clothing
These five items of baby clothing were worn by Mrs. Southard. [Accession Nos. 2002-15-1a through 2002-15-1e: Donated by Joe Southard]
These five items of baby clothing were worn by Mrs. Southard. [Accession Nos. 2002-15-1a through 2002-15-1e: Donated by Joe Southard]
This christening gown was worn by Alleen Arrington Smith in 1902 and was donated by her nephew. [Accession No. 2009-11: Donated by Ernest L. Hollingsworth]
Fennie Allison (seated) of Allison’s Grocery received an award from Margaret Wooten in this undated photograph. This article from the Crestview News in 1975 is one of many that told the story of Fennie Allison. “Her Store Carries Everything” by Charlie Webb CRESTVIEW — The wonderful courage and goodness of… Continue reading
This walking stick was made from turkey legs. Walking sticks similar to this were popular during the 1930s. [Donated by James E. Moore]
These antique wire-framed eyeglasses and the leather case above them were owned by Walton County residents. [Donated by Anita Harris] [Accession Nos. 2013.7.1-4]