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Ollie
Roberts in front of Roberts Collection
of the Bell County Museum Mrs. Roberts, the donor's grandmother, ran this store with her husband until about 1943 |
Photo Album of Lost Communities
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Ollie
Roberts in front of Roberts Collection
of the Bell County Museum Mrs. Roberts, the donor's grandmother, ran this store with her husband until about 1943 |
| Miller Springs Tavern, n.d. Courtesy of Wilhite Humphrey |
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The card
form which this image was taken advertises the tavern as
"the place to
meet your friends" and "drink, dine, and dance."
The Miller Springs Tavern was
located 2 1/2 miles north of Belton on Moody Road.
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Portrait of E.H. and Martha
Bigham, pre-1895 Collection
of the Bell County Museum The Bigham's came from Bell Buckle, Tennesse in 1851 and helped to settle Tennessee Valley. |
| The opening of the Morgan Place cornerstone, May 1953 |  |
The Morgan place, a
stately rock home named "Stonewall," had to be moved
because
it was located below the taking line. The home was movbed stone
by stone to a new
site north of Belton.
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The Morgan Place,
"Stonewall," 1955 Courtesy of Ara Lee Normand |
The laying of the
conerstone for the relocated Morgan home was cause for a
gathering
of friends and family. Enjoying the picnic are (from right to
left) Ed. Morgan, Edmund
Morgan, Evan Morgan, and Mettie Thomas Normand.
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