By Randy Gardner Several factors determine prehistoric arrowheads value: size, quality of workmanship, symmetry, beauty of material, and age. Though the first four are often self-evident and readily discerned, the last is not always so apparent but is the most important when assigning worth to old stone tools. Prospective buyers can utilize several techniques when trying to evaluate artifacts represented […]
By Sandy Dale T’was the month after Christmas and all through our town Merchants had a great season so there wasn’t a frown. They cleaned out their windows and packed up the stuff. Though they’d had lots of fun, they’d had quite enough. They eyed one another and tried to decide To replace what they’d had; something to excite. The […]
By Joan F. Van Patten Psychologists tell us we’re all collectors at heart, some to a greater degree than others to be sure, and once we start most of us find we’re trapped into this predicament for life, we become addicted! “Collectoritis” is what I’ve termed this ailment, but make no mistake; most of us are not seeking an antidote […]
By Carol Mobley The School Tuskegee State Normal School was founded in 1881 by Booker T. Washington realizing the vision of Lewis Adams. When the school was authorized by State legislation, there was no land, buildings or teachers. Booker T. Washington was the principal from July 4, 1881 until his death in 1915. Dr. Washington secured the school’s independence via […]
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