Submitted by Tad Bailey
June 16, 2017 - “Who is that?” and “Where was that taken?” are the most common questions heard when viewing old photos. The value and significance of an antique photograph is immeasureably increased when the people in it are identified, as well as the place, date, and occasion.TAGHS Views Exhibit of Charles Hughes' Work
May 22, 2017 - Charles Hughes' Shoe Shop was a Timpson fixture for over half a century. Although he did all the repair work one normally associates with a shoe shop, he also created beautiful hand-tooled western-style belts, purses, Bible covers, wallets, and holsters.Charles Hughes, His Work to Be Subject of May TAGHS Meeting
May 13, 2017 - Charles Hughes's shoe shop was a fixture in Timpson for many years. A Timpson native, Mr. Hughes spent most of his life here doing what he loved best: working with leather.WWII Vet Terrell Childs to Recall His Army-Air Corps Service for TAGHS
Shelby Cty District Clerk Speaks to TAGHS
March 20, 2017 - Would you like to see and touch records made by and about your ancestors since the late 1800s? Shelby County officials are making it possible for the citizens and taxpayers to do just that! District Clerk to Speak to TAGHS About Records Preservation Project
TAGHS Learns About Bricks at February Meeting
Brick Collector John Langston to Address TAGHS
February 12, 2017 - Bricks have been around a long time but most of us don't pay much attention to them. In the book of Exodus, Pharaoh punished the enslaved Israelites by refusing to supply straw for them to make bricks. Marilyn Corder Recalls Hudson and Bates Family History for TAGHS
January 26, 2017 - Marilyn Corder never wanted to live in Timpson, she freely admits.Marilyn Corder to speak at TAGHS January Meeting
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