Artifacts
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1998.45.3 - Shirt
Sports jersey; Sleeveless tank, yellow with black trim at neck and arms; Black "45" on front; Slightly larger "45" on back of jersey; likely a basketball jersey Alfred Campbell, who wore this jersey while a student at Burt High School
Record Type: Artifacts
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2000.11.1 - Hoop, Skirt
Skirt hoops. 19 muslin-covered metal hoops attached to harness with five straps. Metal buckle holds strap around body.
Record Type: Artifacts
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2001.17.2 - Trophy
Trophy; for drag racing; metal drag race car on top of metal cup on square wooden block with label plate on wood base; won by Mike Greenfield
Record Type: Artifacts
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2002.7.1 - Trowel
Trowel, metal with wooden handle used by local folk artist Enoch Tanner Wickham; Wickham is known for his life-size concrete sculptures in Palmyra, TN
Record Type: Artifacts
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2007.02.03 - Sculpture
Sculpture, titled "A Lady"; Circa 1963 by Olen Bryant. Sculpture is ceramic depicting the upper shoulders, neck and head of a woman with hair pulled back and face turned up to the left. Signed.
Record Type: Artifacts
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2007.02.06 - Sculpture
Sculpture "Angel" by Olen Bryant. A ceramic sculpture of a clothed human figure with both arms outstretched head turned slightly down and to the left. Not signed.
Record Type: Artifacts
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2007.02.18 - Sculpture
Sculpture; Young Priestess; 2003 by Olen Bryant; ceramic; tall slender female figure facing forward with a high collared robe, a headdress and earrings; 64"h; not signed. Head is a separate piece but is glued to body.
Record Type: Artifacts
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2009.11.10 - Lithograph
Color lithograph; "Masts" by Richard Florsheim; 1954; depicts four masts with rigging, yellows and browns; non-accessioned silver frame with white mat. Artist proof.
Record Type: Artifacts
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2009.11.2 - Lithograph
Colored lithograph; "Beacons" by Richard Florsheim; 1960; depicts beacons of lights projecting into night sky; Artist proof.
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2009.11.9 - Lithograph
Color lithograph; "Lake Front" by Richard Florsheim; 1967; depicts procession of light zig-zagging through the night; non-accessioned silver frame with white mat. Artist proof.
Record Type: Artifacts
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2009.12.1a-b - Shoe
Pair of women's shoes. Shoes are ivory satin with an ivory satin rosette over the toe. Shoe has a strap across top of the foot. Heel is covered with ivory satin. Worn by Lucy Castner Gracey (1877-1961) when marrying Charles Haddox Drane on October 31, 1901.
Record Type: Artifacts
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2013.1.1 - Painting
Painting; watercolor; "The Guardian" by Kitty Harvill; depicts a standing heron; 67" x 24" framed Part of 2012 Juried Show and "The Passion of Kitty Harvill" exhibit
Record Type: Artifacts
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2018.32.42 - Doily
Crochet "Bruges lace" doily; circular; flowers patterns; white cotton thread
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2011.28.4 - Ribbon, Textile
Ribbon, green satin ribbons and 2 strips of white lace sewn together to create a band of fabric; Used by Ann Coons mother, Worn by Lillian Mondora Scott for her wedding in 1908 to Orville Manson Trotter; Lillian's mother (Margaret Daniel Scott 1852-1934) and Sally Scott made her dress and lingerie
Record Type: Artifacts
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2012.1.2 - Portrait
Portrait; pastel; unknown portrait of a woman, oval-shaped matting possibly Eva Singleton Lewis, mother of Adrian Lewis, who built and lived in the house where the portrait was found, 710 Perkins Ave. in Clarksville
Record Type: Artifacts
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2012.1.3 - Portrait
Portrait; pastel; unknown portrait of a woman with striped "v"s on her under-blouse, oval-shaped matting Possibly Mary Margaret Doran, the wife of Adrian Lewis, who built and lived at 710 Perkins Ave in Clarksville where the portrait was found by the donor; they married in 1900.
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2012.1.4 - Portrait
A pastel portrait on paper of a man with short brown hair and a short brown beard. This portrait may be of Adrian Lewis; Adrian Lewis built and lived at 710 Perkins Ave in Clarksville; he married Mary Margaret Doran in 1900. This portrait (along with two others) were found in the home when it was sold to the Schlanger family. Lewis worked for the L & N Railroad
Record Type: Artifacts
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2012.13.3 - Box
Box; cardboard; cover with images "KKK", burning cross, and other symbols; red velveteen interior with spots for knife (2012.13.1) and pin (2012.13.2) The knife was given to a detective in central Florida who served undercover to break up a KKK group. The detective was one of three agents undercover at the time, and as part of their initiation they burned a cross in the yard of a fellow (black) deputy who had given them permission for their cove...
Record Type: Artifacts
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2018.32.9a-b - Pillowcase
Set of two pillowcases or pillow slips; cotton; heart-shaped motif filet crochet edging with cotton thread
Record Type: Artifacts
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2012.15.45g - Glass, Magnifying
Magnifying glass used in fingerprint kit; black plastic handle; metal frame around glass; used by the Clarksville Police Department. The Clarksville Police Department is the law enforcement agency of the City of Clarksville, Tennessee. The Operations Bureau supervises the "Three Districts" that make up the Clarksville Police Department. Units under the command of the Operations Bureau include Uniform Patrol, Traffic Enforcement/Parks, Criminal...
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