Nacogdoches County Chamber of Commerce – East Texas Online Auction 2010
Auction Ends: May 14, 2010 08:00 PM EDT

Art

Keep Nacogdoches Beautiful

Item Number
218
Estimated Value
226 USD
Sold
95 USD to cbeaz
Number of Bids
8  -  Bid History

Item Description

This package includes:

*Keep Nacogdoches Beautiful (KNB) Merchandise:
     - Framed Ron Wells art print of Old North Church Oak (framed by Coats Gallery in a 22x27" black custom frame. See more history below)

* "Settlers of the Western Woods" CD and hardcover book of oldtime music from General Mercantile & Old Time String Shop - featuring the writing, artwork and music of Steve Hartz. "Wondrous tales of oldtime musical excursions from the world of early Texas."

* Two Keep Texas Beautiful commemorative metal ornaments, signed by artist Nelda Laney. (2007 wildflower edition and 2007 six flags edition) Laney also designs the popular Texas Capitol ornaments.

* "Don't Mess with Texas" 85-page, 10x10" hardcover book documenting America's longest-running public service ad campaign. Featuring iconic photos of Stevie Ray Vaughn, Willie Nelson, Lyle Lovett, Joe Ely, Marcia Ball,  George Foreman and the Tyler Longriders.

* KNB cap - perfect for protecting your cranium from solar flares

* KNB trash tongs - take it along on your daily walk and safely handle UTOs - Unidentified Trash Objects

Nacogdoches lost an important feature after Hurricane Rita. The historic oak tree in front of the Old North Church was destroyed. You can own the limited edition print by Ron Wells that shows the tree and church in its glory days. Learn more about the historic tree here. As early as 1832, settlers in the Nacogdoches area met and worshipped under this historic post oak tree.  Immediately after word of Santa Anna's defeat reached the settlers, Elder Isaac Reed, a Missionary Baptist who had come to Nacogdoches from Tennessee in 1834, preached the first Baptist sermon in the shade of this tree. In October of that year, the settlers erected a log schoolhouse near the tree and named it “Liberty School House” to commemorate their battle for freedom from Mexican rule. This is said to be the first Protestant school in Texas. 
 

Item Special Note

Keep Nacogdoches Beautiful
2516 North St.
Nacogdoches, TX 75965
(936) 560-5624
www.keepnacbeautiful.org

General Mercantile & Old Time String Shop
216 E. Pilar St.
Nacogdoches, TX 75961
(936) 564-5787
www.mysteryridge.com

Donated By:

General Mercantil & old Time String Shop