Showing posts with label Marshall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marshall. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 07, 2009
Memories of Marshall, TX
Are you longing for a memento of your birthplace, Marshall, TX? Are you searching for that unique gift for a loved one who has a special place in their heart for Marshall, TX? Do you belong to a club or organization that is looking for an unusual fund-raising idea? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you need to check out Village Prints.
Sunday, January 04, 2009
Return to Basics--Find a Drawing of the Hometown of Your Roots
http://www.villageprints.com/drawings/texas/marshall-tx
Whenever we experience an economic downturn, we usually want to return to the basics--to a simpler way of life.
http://www.villageprints.com/drawings/arkansas/hope-ar
If you long to return to your roots, why not search for your hometown on http://www.villageprints.com/.
http://www.villageprints.com/drawings/georgia/camilla-ga
Tommy Thompson or his two daughters may have captured the essence of your hometown in a composite drawing.
http://www.villageprints.com/drawings/alabama/springville-alabama
These artists have preserved the memories of hundreds of towns in 12 states across the South.
http://www.villageprints.com/drawings/north-carolina/concord-nc
These limited-edition prints are signed and numbered and printed on parchtone paper.
http://www.villageprints.com/drawings/kentucky/bowling-green-ky
The prints make wonderful gifts for any occasion--Valentines, birthdays, retirements, etc.
Log onto http://www.villageprints.com/ and try to find the town where you grew up or once lived.
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Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Marshall, Texas
Marshall, Texas has several famous sons and daughters. Lady Bird Johnson, wife of President Lyndon Baines Johnson, graduated from Marshall High School. Lady Bird got her nickname from a family maid who said she was as cute as a "Lady Bird." Lady Bird became famous for her work to encourage the planting of wildflowers along our nation's highways (see www.wildflower.org). George Edward Foreman, a former boxer, who was a world Heavyweight champion and an ordained Christian minister, was born in Marshall, Texas. George is probably most famous today for his "George Foreman Lean Mean Grilling Machine." Another famous son of Marshall is Huddie Ledbetter, a guitarist who wrote such famous songs as "Goodnight Irene"and “The Midnight Special." Journalist and television commentator, Bill Moyers, and football great, Y. A. Tittle, are two more famous sons of Marshall. To purchase this print of Marshall, TX, click here.
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