Strawberry Plains, Holly Springs, MS
Tour of the Antebellum Davis Home and discover why the vision and commitment of two sisters provided the National Audubon Society with one of its greatest gifts!
A trip to Holly Springs, Mississippi can provide an itinerary of history, nature and opportunities for quiet reflection.
Mix up your pancake game with these wholesome Corn Flour Pancakes with Strawberry Compote. Gluten-free, dairy-free, and delicious.
Make and share this Rosalynn Carter's Cheese Ring recipe from Food.com.
Portuguese studio Summary uses an experimental construction method to build six small, low-cost dwellings.
Listings for manufactured and modular houses that are available from Clayton Homes of Strawberry Plains.
In 1982, sisters Ruth Finley and Margaret Finley Shackelford made wills bequeathing 2,500 acres and two antebellum houses in Marshall County, Mississippi, to the National Audubon Society. Early in 1998, the surviving sister Margaret Shackelford invited the society to open its state headquarters at the family home in Holly Springs and to begin working at Strawberry Plains, the plantation where she lived four miles north of town. At her death late that year, the society took full possession of the sisters' bequest, and Strawberry Plains Audubon Center was established. Strawberry Plains Audubon Center: Four Centuries of a Mississippi Landscape documents the unique and complex history of the land encompassed by the center.With a large cast of characters from many generations, this book richly delineates life on a tract of land in north Mississippi. It tells a fascinating story involving famous historical figures like Hernando de Soto and William Tecumseh Sherman, but concentrates on those who owned and worked this land and their changing fortunes. Through their individual stories, the author conveys the larger sweep of history in the South and tells an uplifting saga of stewards of the land, conservators whose vision led to the creation of a lasting legacy for people and wildlife.Hubert H. McAlexander is Josiah Meigs Professor of English at the University of Georgia. His previous books include Peter Taylor: A Writer's Life and Conversations with Peter Taylor (published by University Press of Mississippi), and his work has appeared in numerous periodicals.
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Image 5 of 52 from gallery of 1000m2 Prefabricated Housing / SUMMARY. Photograph by Fernando Guerra | FG+SG
A beautiful painting of the green plains, this piece is giclee on matte paper and hand deckled. Floated on a mat with another top floated mat. Frame is a white gold color. Custom sizing available. Email [email protected] to inquire. Please note: This art piece is made to order. Please expect 3 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled, changed or returned.
How we primed and painted our built-in MDF wardrobe
Our deerskin dresses are influenced by styles worn by women of Native American tribes of the Old West. When making dresses, they would add beautiful touches of beadwork, painting and fringe. This particular design features large decorative glass beads and pipe bones across the bust. (NOTE: Tack belts sold separately.) While most often ordered for weddings, these buckskin dresses are also beautifully suited for Pow-Wow events, historic reenactors, museums, SASS, theater performances, or simply for display as art in your home. These dresses are made in the typical “three-skin” style, with one deerskin making the front, another for the back, and the third forming the yoke and “sleeves” of the garment. Every deerskin is unique and different, and will display natural imperfections such as scrapes, bug bites, small holes, etc. These are not considered to be flaws, but instead add to the authentic and historic look of the garment. We make our dresses from the finest deerskin for strength, beauty and softness. All fringe is hand cut, and we only use glass beads, no plastic! Dresses can be worn belted or loose, and are typical of the design worn by Plains Indian tribes. Tack belts sold separately. No zippers, buttons, or snaps were used on this style of dress in the Old West, and so in like fashion, ours are designed to slide over the head and be pulled down into position. COLOR: Our deerskin dresses are all handmade with the suede (rough) side out, and are available in White, Cream (Natural), Palomino, and Dusk. This dress is also now available in German braintan. The photos show the dresses made in Cream (Natural), and German braintan. NOTE: Colors and shading of individual deerskins, beads, pipe bones, and paint will vary depending on availability and dye lots. Size of beads may vary. Be AWARE the leather for this dress will contain natural markings. NATURAL MARKINGS: Each deerskin has its own unique shading and imperfections in the hide, including natural “range” marks such as scarring and insect bites, which only add to the natural beauty and authentic look of the finished Native American-style garment. This unique aspect, combined with the fact each garment is made individually, ensures no two pieces are ever alike. CARE: Mike suggests you allow your deerskin dress to develop its own natural “patina” with time. Obvious marks, dirt, or fingerprints can often be removed with the gentle scraping of a butter knife. STORAGE: Do not store the dress in plastic. Hang from a padded hanger, or fold gently and store on a shelf, in a clean pillowcase if desired. Another option is to display the dress as art when not being worn, on a mannequin or hanging flat against a wall from a horizontal rod through the sleeves. MEASUREMENTS: Please provide the following measurements when ordering: Bust Hips Height Finished desired approximate length of back of dress, from prominent bone at back of neck to bottom of fringe (so we know how long to make the dress from top to bottom) Please allow extra time for white deerskin dresses. Rush orders and special requests can be considered; please contact us with any questions.
In our adventure to Steamboat, we discovered a place called Strawberry Park Hot springs. Its quite a place, with flower gardens, hobbit houses built into the rock faces, and wonderfully hot waters. You can ready more about Strawberry Park Hot springs.
Especially suited to lower ceilings, the Trapeze is a sculptural yet functional addition to living and working spaces. Its jaunty imperfection brings a charm that belies its simplicity. The moulded paper-pulp shade and base is hand-painted in a choice of finishes, four plains and one pattern. Paper
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Zestimate® Home Value: $335,436. Farm or Ranch for sale by owner in Knoxville, TN 37914. 100 ACRE 100 yr old Farm 5716 Strawberry Plains Pk. Sycamore trees and white board fence line 2000' long driveway over Swan Pond Creek to house, guest house, barn and stocked pond. Tin roofed two story white clapboard 100 yr old farmhouse has 3500 sf and has been completely renovated. Three BR, 3 full BA, 5 frpl's, 2 w/gas logs, dining room, den, sunroom & white kitchen, hdwd flrs throughout and white plantation shutters at windows. Large front porch, two brick terraces, heated pool, cottage garden with potting shed which has been open to UT Secret Garden tours and The Garden Conservatory of America Tour. Stocked pond has open pond house for easy fishing. Entire 100 acres is fenced & currently has 50 head of cattle grazing on it. The 10,000 sf barn with bath has paved barn yard, stalls, tool room w/run stall for loading & unloading livestock. Guest house has one bedroom, bath, kitchen, living room w/large front porch. If interested, please call 865-679-6
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