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named Washington.
Miss Jenkins was a member of the famous all-women town council which reigned in 1950. A copy of the Ladies Home Journal article about the council is on prominent display.
Also on display is a copy of George Washington’s will, a plane used by James Leake Powers, documents from the 1st private bank in the U.S., owned by W.M. Stuart, a copy of the menu from The Cherry Tree & Hatchet which stood on the comer where the fountain is now, selling a complete fried chicken dinner for 75 cents, or an egg sandwich for 10 cents (5 cents extra for toast).
With a 48-star flag as a backdrop, many ball gowns and antique wedding dresses are exhibited on mannequins. Some of them were worn
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