Showing posts with label Springville. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Springville. Show all posts

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.


http://www.villageprints.com/drawings/tennessee/henderson-tn

Log onto http://www.villageprints.com/ and try to find the town where you grew up or once lived.

Tuesday, July 10, 2007

Springville, Alabama



Historic Springville, Alabama is located 30 miles north of Birmingham adjacent to Interstate 59. With a population of more than 3,000 citizens, the town continues to grow because of its friendly people, outstanding schools, and beautiful countryside.

Springville hosts many events throughout the year. These events include cruise-ins featuring antique cars, concerts, fireworks shows and "Homestead Hollow."

The Village Prints drawing of Springville, Alabama, depicts a church, a section of the historic downtown area, the old depot, the old high school, and the town hall.