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kydeere40744 Posted - Jan 22 2008 : 09:48:42 AM
Wilma took me on a tour of the infamous sewing house. You might remember seeing it. It is in the background of the photo that is of Wilma in Mary Jane's magazine and book. It is stock pile high of fabric and Christmas goodies. The front porch is packed with goodies she found in the old estate and she is in the process of organizing everything. There were 5 boxes of antique childrens shoes, over 10 large boxes of Christmas decorations, several boxes of snowmen, and so much more. I took some photos and will post them up later on.

For now...here's the article that was under the "Every Woman Has a Story." Girls, if you could hear all the wonderful stories my aunt has passed down to me over the years. There could be a whole book of all those memories!!

http://www.maryjanesfarm.org/Interviews/MissWilma/

~Jessica in Kentucky & Miss Wilma's Niece~
Gardening is a way of showing that you believe in tomorrow...
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Miss Bee Haven Posted - Jan 22 2008 : 11:31:50 AM
Well, Jess, maybe you should either write them down or record them as an oral history. Then maybe someday you could write that book! I know I'd love to read it. :)

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