If you've ever seen a Middle Tennessee tobacco farm, it's an impressive site. Fields of large, green leaves in the Spring and barns full...

Who knew electric bills could be so inexpensive? In 1945, Dudley Snider paid $7.69 for his home and $2.00 for his fish camp for the...

This is my favorite find so far. I do love the 100+ year old marriage certificates but this document makes me smile every time I look at...

Leonard L Andres was a generous man. One could argue he still is. Before his passing in 1972, Leonard established The Andres Memorial...

I just acquired a scrapbook so full it's literally bursting at the seams. It contains the travels and adventures of Edythe (or Edith)...

On January 4, 1918, twenty eight year old Hans Eiler Boldt received a selective services postcard from the War Department. This postcard...

Last year, I acquired a Victrola along with a substantial collection of records. Nestled at the bottom of the box, I found a framed...

Antique marriage certificates are somewhat of a fascination for me. They represent a monumental (and hopefully happy) time in two...

What started as a folder stuffed full of what I thought was random family artifacts and news clippings quickly turned into one of the...

In 1948, PFC James Henry Carter lost his life in battle while in the Philippines. He would not return home to Tennessee for three years....

Family artifacts from Edward, Katherine Jane, Elizabeth Ann, Georgiana, and Sarah Kimsey. These certificates of completion were given to...

This cigar box from 1957 holds a lot of memories. It's full of newspaper articles, calling cards, military orders, and a very special...

Marriage Licenses & Certificates seem to find me. I'm fascinated with how beautiful they used to be and how so many have survived through...