Murray County Museum - PRIZED POSSESSIONS

Carter's Quarter	Barbed Wire	Cherokee Removal FT	Civil War	Coulter Dolls
County Officials	Death Certificates	Early Chenille	Early Doctors	Early Newspapers
Fort Mountain	Free Negroes 1870	Gateways	Historical County Lines	Historical Markers
History of Murray	Korean War	Landmarks Lost	Lists	Memoirs of a Slave
Methodist Church	Murray Artists	Murray Cemeteries	Murray Census 1834	Murray Families
Murray Heritage Book	Murray High School	Murray History 1911	Murray Memories	Murray Post Offices
Murray Quilts	Old News Stories	Photographs	Planned Displays	Poems
Prized Possessions	Road to Dalton 1950	Roseville Pottery	School Valentines	Stained Glass
Time Capsules	Vann House	Vann Slaves	Veterans Memorial	Vietnam War
Vintage ADs	War Dead	Wood Vases	World War I	World War II
Wright Hotel

PRIZED POSSESSIONS
Furniture & Furnishings

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	Very old trunk. Carter's Quarter collection.
	Cradle, Carter's Quarter.
	This table was given to E. P. Adams as payment for moving a family from Atlanta to Murray County about in the 1930s..
	This child's chair once was used in the nursery at Zion Church. It's more than 50 years old.
	Old School Desks that were used in the Cisco School. The school building has been preserved and contains much area memorabilia.
	Large walnut chest dating from 1800s, from the Hattie and C. C. Keith home at Dunn/Eton. Now owned by Nadine Keith.
	Mirror/Coat Rack dating from 1800s, from the Hattie and C. C. Keith home at Dunn/Eton. Now owned by Nadine Keith.
	Small Camel-top trunk dating from 1800s, from the Hattie and C. C. Keith home at Dunn/Eton. Now owned by Nadine Keith.
	Cherry Lamp Table dating from 1800s. From the Hattie and C.C. Keith home at Dunn/Eton. Now owned by Anne Harris Brindle.
	When the C.C. Keith Store, originally located in Dunn, later in Eton, closed in the 1950s, one of the five J & P Coats Thread cabinets was converted into this table. Currently owned by Nadine Keith. (Other items from this store are displayed under "time pieces," "business equipment," and "clothing/accessories.")
	The second of the five J & P Coats Thread cabinets converted into tables (see preceding entry). Owned by Nadine Keith. (Other items from the Keith store are displayed under "time pieces," "business equipment," and "clothing/accessories.")
	The third of the five J & P Coats Thread cabinets converted into tables (see Preceding entry). Owned by Nadine Keith. (Other items from the Keith store are displayed under "time pieces," "business equipment," and "clothing/accessories.")
	The fourth of the five J & P Coats Thread cabinets converted into tables (see Preceding entry). Owned by Nadine Keith. (Other items from the Keith store are displayed under "time pieces," "business equipment," and "clothing/accessories.")
	The fifth of the five J & P Coats Thread cabinets converted into tables (see Preceding entry). Owned by Nadine Keith. (Other items from the Keith store are displayed under "time pieces," "business equipment," and "clothing/accessories.")
	Also from the C.C. Keith Store, when it closed in 1950s, the ammunition boxes used for the drawers in this handmade cabinet which has been converted to a kitchen work island in the home of Anne Harris Brindle. (Other items from the Keith store are displayed under "time pieces," "business equipment," and "clothing/accessories.")
	High Chair has been used by all the Dart and Cam Harris Children and grandchildren. Now owned by Anne Harris Brindle.
	Walnut Chest made in Murray County, early 1900s by Mr. J. L. Curd. This five-drawer chest is now owned by Anne Harris Brindle

Prized Possessions