Tennesee Water Color Collection
The Tennessee River Watercolor Collection exhibit was recently displayed at the Carnegie Visual Arts Center in Decatur, Alabama. The event highlighted artwork by artist, Frances D. Tate, who presented her watercolor collection that featured renderings of the Early Old Town Community of Decatur, Alabama. To create her paintings, Tate utilizes water drawn from the nearby Tennessee River which typifies the flow and heritage of a unified community.
Matthew Hewlett Banks Home
Howard, Namie, Sykes Home
Dr. Willis E. Sterrs 1912 Maxwell Car
Worship Box Car
(Where First Methodist Episcopal Church
held services after the church was burned)
Scottsboro Boys House
(Where Ruby Bates, one of the accusers, was housed during the trials)