Stanly County Historical Society
Stanly County Historical Society
Health Heroes of Prior Decades: Part II - Tuesday, March 29, 2022
Click on the videos below to watch the program.
VIDEO - Health Heroes of Prior Decades: Part II (March 29, 2022)
VIDEO - Health Heroes of Prior Decades: Part I (August 27, 2019)
EVENT PHOTOS FROM PART II - March 29, 2022
Sign from Dr. Eric Johnsen's office
Dr. Robert Gaither and Donna Gaither
Dr. Gaither was one of the doctors mentioned in the presentation
Naval Stores and the Real Tar Heels - A story about our Long Leaf Pines - SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27
Billy McRae and Earl Ijames with Long Leaf Pine and Palm Tree |
Pat Bramlett, Wayne Sasser, Earl Ijames |
Chris Whitley, Earl Ijames, Kay Cosgrove |
Earl Ijames with young attendee |
Titus & Brenda Stanback |
Miriam Cranford & Ruth Cotton |
Group |
Planting |
Planting completed |
Pictures Courtesy of:
Roger Eudy, Bill McRae, and Brian Jones
SECOND SUNDAY AT THE SNUGGS HOUSE - February 13 from 2pm to 5pm
Come
and tour the historic houses owned and operated by the Stanly County Historical
Society. Our guest artisan, Certified Aromatherapy Specialist Shannon Thompson
will provide a recipe and demonstration for homemade body scrub at 2:30 &
3:30. Valentine theme products will be available for purchase from Brave Acre
Micro-Farmstead.
January 13, 2022: Online presentation - Guardian ad Litem
Click on the VIDEOS tab at the top to watch two videos about this very
important resource found in communities throughout North Carolina.
Indigenous Peoples Day - Sunday, October 10, 2021
The Stanly County Historical Society will also have available a selfie photo station complete with pumpkins, mums, cornstalks and hay bale set against the backdrop of the Historic Snuggs House.
Second Sunday at the Historic Snuggs House and our Historic Walking Tour - Sunday, September 12, 2021
Click on the EVENT REGISTRATION tab above to register
for the Rides on the Amaz'N Blaz'N Fire Truck
{No preregistration required if you plan to walk.}
We hope you will join us!
The Battle of Swift Island Bridge (Bomb Dedication & Presentation) - July 29, 2021
Online version of this presentation now available at
Bomb retrieved near Swift Island Bridge and now at Stanly County History Center |
Roger Martin, Sculptor Artist presents the Bomb as Street Art in downtown Albemarle |
Kent Harkey, President of the Stanly County Historical Society Dedication of the Bomb Pictures courtesy of Roger Eudy |
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