Comments for Museum Center at 5ive Points http://museumcenter.org Interpreting the History of the Ocoee Tn District Thu, 22 Sep 2011 01:51:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Art is a Window to the Cherokee Language by Jennifer White http://museumcenter.org/art-is-a-window-to-the-cherokee-language#comment-23 Jennifer White Thu, 22 Sep 2011 01:51:36 +0000 http://museumcenter.org/?p=882#comment-23 Christy that's wonderful! It's a beautiful show, each work is so very special. I love bringing in school groups and watching them discover the details in each work. Thank you for sharing your efforts! Christy that’s wonderful! It’s a beautiful show, each work is so very special. I love bringing in school groups and watching them discover the details in each work. Thank you for sharing your efforts!

]]> Comment on Art is a Window to the Cherokee Language by Christie Taylor Duschel http://museumcenter.org/art-is-a-window-to-the-cherokee-language#comment-22 Christie Taylor Duschel Thu, 22 Sep 2011 00:16:07 +0000 http://museumcenter.org/?p=882#comment-22 I have two ceramic tiles in the show. I think the show is amazing. The book is good for children and adults alike. I think it is a wonderful educational tool. I have two ceramic tiles in the show. I think the show is amazing. The book is good for children and adults alike. I think it is a wonderful educational tool.

]]> Comment on Now We’re Cooking… Cherokee! by Tammera http://museumcenter.org/now-were-cooking-cherokee#comment-17 Tammera Wed, 07 Sep 2011 20:27:11 +0000 http://museumcenter.org/?p=970#comment-17 Thank you for coming and being with us. Your article was wonderful. Everyone had such a good time. Yes, looking forward to October. Thank you for coming and being with us. Your article was wonderful. Everyone had such a good time. Yes, looking forward to October.

]]> Comment on Art is a Window to the Cherokee Language by Jennifer White http://museumcenter.org/art-is-a-window-to-the-cherokee-language#comment-10 Jennifer White Wed, 17 Aug 2011 00:46:29 +0000 http://museumcenter.org/?p=882#comment-10 Aboslutely, Robin! I'll shoot you an email tomorrow and we'll work it all out. I have a whole Cherokee program that includes the art exhibit and our other Cherokee exhibits. I'll take a look at standards for your grade and we'll put something together that works for you! Aboslutely, Robin! I’ll shoot you an email tomorrow and we’ll work it all out. I have a whole Cherokee program that includes the art exhibit and our other Cherokee exhibits. I’ll take a look at standards for your grade and we’ll put something together that works for you!

]]> Comment on Art is a Window to the Cherokee Language by Robin Williams http://museumcenter.org/art-is-a-window-to-the-cherokee-language#comment-9 Robin Williams Tue, 16 Aug 2011 20:25:35 +0000 http://museumcenter.org/?p=882#comment-9 I would like to bring a group of third graders from Silverdale Baptist Academy to see the Cherokee exhibit. Would it be possible for us to come the morning of September 30? Also, would you be able to do an activity with them as well? I would like to bring a group of third graders from Silverdale Baptist Academy to see the Cherokee exhibit. Would it be possible for us to come the morning of September 30? Also, would you be able to do an activity with them as well?

]]> Comment on Home by Dan Lutts http://museumcenter.org/home-2#comment-5 Dan Lutts Fri, 29 Oct 2010 00:03:50 +0000 http://museumcenterat5ivepoints.wordpress.com/?page_id=8#comment-5 Thanks Mike - Funny you should mention this as I was just at a meeting today on the commemoration. While Ducktown is out of our county so a bit out of our area of coverage, the copper rolling mill and its destruction will be mentioned in an exhibit we are planning. We are also planning a series of reenactments of events each year starting next year. Keep watching the blog (and the Chamber's website) to see as our plans develop! Curious to know why your interest? Are you from the area? Feel free to answer me at lisa@museumcenter.org. Thanks again for your interest. Also we have a facebook page if you want to keep up with the museum! Lisa Simpson Lutts Executive Director Thanks Mike – Funny you should mention this as I was just at a meeting today on the commemoration. While Ducktown is out of our county so a bit out of our area of coverage, the copper rolling mill and its destruction will be mentioned in an exhibit we are planning. We are also planning a series of reenactments of events each year starting next year. Keep watching the blog (and the Chamber’s website) to see as our plans develop! Curious to know why your interest? Are you from the area? Feel free to answer me at lisa@museumcenter.org. Thanks again for your interest. Also we have a facebook page if you want to keep up with the museum!

Lisa Simpson Lutts
Executive Director

]]> Comment on Home by Mike Kaas http://museumcenter.org/home-2#comment-4 Mike Kaas Sun, 24 Oct 2010 23:48:07 +0000 http://museumcenterat5ivepoints.wordpress.com/?page_id=8#comment-4 In planning your museum's activities for the Sesquicentennial of the Civil War, I hope that you will consider giving coverage to (1) the critical role that the mines near Ducktown had in providing much of the copper needed by the Confederacy, and (2) the story of the Cleveland copper rolling mill and the people responsible for its development and operation (a brief history due to its destruction during the war). Good luck! Mike Kaas L. Michael Kaas 4006 N. 25th St. Arlington, VA 22207 In planning your museum’s activities for the Sesquicentennial of the Civil War, I hope that you will consider giving coverage to (1) the critical role that the mines near Ducktown had in providing much of the copper needed by the Confederacy, and (2) the story of the Cleveland copper rolling mill and the people responsible for its development and operation (a brief history due to its destruction during the war).

Good luck!

Mike Kaas

L. Michael Kaas
4006 N. 25th St.
Arlington, VA 22207

]]> Comment on Dale Cougar Armstrong — Master Artist of Wire Wrapped Jewelry by Donna House http://museumcenter.org/hello-world-3#comment-3 Donna House Thu, 19 Aug 2010 00:19:42 +0000 http://museumcenter.org/hello-world-3#comment-3 Hi Dale, I've recently purchased your new book, Wire Work, and I am dying to know what type of cabochon you used in the bracelet on the cover picture. I've searched online for something similar and can't find anything close. It is the most beautiful stone and I'd love to replicate this bracelet. Your help would be great. Thanks. Donna Hi Dale,

I’ve recently purchased your new book, Wire Work, and I am dying to know what type of cabochon you used in the bracelet on the cover picture. I’ve searched online for something similar and can’t find anything close. It is the most beautiful stone and I’d love to replicate this bracelet. Your help would be great. Thanks.

Donna

]]> Comment on Richard Jones to Lecture about Biblical Archaeology by Visitor Drives from Illinois to Cleveland to Attend Lecture on Biblical Archaeology « Museum Center at 5ive Points http://museumcenter.org/richard-jones-to-lecture-about-biblical-archaeology#comment-6 Visitor Drives from Illinois to Cleveland to Attend Lecture on Biblical Archaeology « Museum Center at 5ive Points Tue, 26 Jan 2010 18:57:07 +0000 http://museumcenterat5ivepoints.wordpress.com/?p=43#comment-6 [...] Tracy gave him the information and suggested a few places where he could spend the night. Then we waited to see if he’d show up. Sure enough. On Saturday morning Mr. Buchanan arrived for Dr. Richard Jones’ lecture on biblical archaeology on the Karak Plateau in Jordan! [...] [...] Tracy gave him the information and suggested a few places where he could spend the night. Then we waited to see if he’d show up. Sure enough. On Saturday morning Mr. Buchanan arrived for Dr. Richard Jones’ lecture on biblical archaeology on the Karak Plateau in Jordan! [...]

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