Many of the art pieces in this exhibit were done by Lawrence County Art Association members.

Foreground—Copies of artwork from many of the calendars produced by the Lawrence County Art Association.

(l-r) Woodland pioneer scene, circa 1799, is thought to be the oldest painting in the museum’s collection. It was donated in 1947 by Don Richard Lucas.

At right is an ink drawing by Mary E. Clousey dated 1874. It was exhibited at Bedford High School’s first art exhibit. At the time, the house in the drawing was the home of the Winstandley family on Lincoln Ave. (L St.)

The plaster cast was made in 1870. At right, Artist August Mack with his limestone relief sculpture of Lindbergh.

Fall scene by former LCCAA member, Elizabeth Vaught, Lester Dale Wykoff limestone relief sculpture, Charles Walters’ carved golf balls in the case at right.

Charles Walters’ carved golf balls. The painting above of the East Side of Bedford Square from the Back is by artist Marc Bradovich

(l-r) Geraniums, Seascape, Iris

Created by Marie Hardman.

Nelson Sears’ self portrait is seen on the right.

Artifacts from the museum’s collection can be seen in the case below.

Tunnelton covered bridge.