ART SHOW/SALE DRAWS A CROWD
Almost 100 guests visited the Museum on Sun., Nov. 3 to shop, mingle with the crowd and tour the Museum. Many were first time visitors attracted by the 12 artists and their artwork to admire and purchase. A special thank you to our artists: Debbie Gordon, Lori Mier, Frank Caruso, Glen See, Jane See, Stephanie Williford, Sue Coffman, Pat McNally, Bobbie Wilenski, Bev Garber, Charles Rhoades, and Museum’s new yard sale coordinator, Barbara Stover.
TWO YEAR END EVENTS AT THE MUSEUM
WINTER FESTIVAL AT AMERICAN LEGION PARK
Dec. 7 -8
Visit our YE OLDE SWEET SHOPPE to enjoy homemade goodies of all kinds.
This is our final fundraiser of the year with proceeds used to fund the Operating Budget of the Museum.
LECTURE SERIES TALK
Sun., Dec. 15, 2 pm
Community Meeting Room at the Museum
In conjunction with the Early Travel Exhibit
DAN HINDMAN
Project manager for the Exploratory Partnership
The partnership is exploring options to create a nature trail from Broadway to Front Royal which will pass through the towns of Timberville, New Market, Mt. Jackson, Edinburg, Woodstock and Strasburg. Primarily aimed at providing a space for bikers, hikers, joggers, or equestrians, it will also encourage those who use it to patronize local business, parks, cultural and historic attractions in the area. The Early Travel Exhibit will remain on display through December.
Free admission
A HOLIDAY MESSAGE FROM THE
VOLUNTEERS AT PLAINS DISTRICT MUSEUM
Postcards from the Museum Collection dated 1911 and sent to the Bowers family at Moore’s Store located northwest of Timberville near Forestville, VA_
PLAINS DISTRICT MEMORIAL MUSEUM
PO Box 601
176 N. Main St., Timberville VA 22853
540-896-7900
Email: plainsmuseum@comcast.net
Website: plainsmuseum.com
Postcards from the Museum Collection dated 1911 and sent to the Bowers family at Moore’s Store located northwest of Timberville near Forestville, VA.
