Help Us Restore A Crown Jewel Of Southern History
The Winnie Davis Hall of History was completed in 1904. It was Built for the purpose of preserving and promoting Southern history, literature, and traditions.
Dr. Lee Davis Lodge was president of Limestone College from 1899 until his death in 1923. Dr. Lodge believed that the majority of history textbooks interpreted the War Between the States from a Northern point of view. Dr. Lodge sought a way to present a more balanced view of the conflict, while reducing the bitter feelings that remained between the North and South.
The Winnie Davis Hall of History was created to preserve and promote Southern History and Southern Literature. The building to house this program was named for Winnie Davis, the daughter of Confederate President Jefferson Davis and Varina Howell Davis. Winnie Davis was born in the Confederate White House in Richmond during the War Between the States and through her life was known as the “Daughter of the Confederacy.”
Moses Wood Camp #125 Sons Of Confederate Veterans in Gaffney , SC are proud to offer this limited edition print of local artist Mack ( Lee ) Davis drawing " The Winnie Davis Hall Of History" in 11" x 14". Each print is signed by the artist , individually numbered and comes with a certificate of authenticity .
Price : $25.00 ( + $5.00 shipping )
Help us restore this Southern Jewel Of Education
Send Check Or Money Order To :
Winnie Davis Hall Print
356 Ridge Rd
Blacksburg , SC 29702
Special Offer
Creative Framing in Gaffney , S.C. is offering a complete print package.
Package includes frame , matting , print , and a pocket on back that contains
the certificate of authenticity and a flier from Limestone College with a historical description
of the purpose of the original construction of the Winnie Davis Hall Of History .
( Commander Mark Sheppard presents proof #1 to the South Carolina Division Sons Of Confederate Veterans.
Accepting on behalf of the division is South Carolina Division Commander Randy Burbage. )
For more info on this package call 864-489-1089
Prints also available at Limestone College and the Cherokee County Alliance of Visual Artists
301 N. Limestone St. Gaffney , S.C. 29340 or call 864-489-9119 .