A short letter from Linda Parr of the Greater Greer Chamber of Commerce to Jerry Clower following his visit to Greer for the first Greer Family Festival.
Program from the second Greer Family Festival held on August 8-10 1986. Pages include the festival schedule, local advertisements, and information on the local community.
Program from the first Greer Family Festival held on August 2-4 1985. Pages include the festival schedule, local advertisements, and Greer history and information related to buildings, companies, and influential people.
Program from the first Greer Family Festival held on August 2-4 1985. Pages include the festival schedule, local advertisements, and Greer history and information related to buildings, companies, and influential people.
Program from the first Greer Family Festival held on August 2-4 1985. Pages include the festival schedule, local advertisements, and Greer history and information related to buildings, companies, and influential people.
Clipping from the Greer Citizen issued for Wednesday, August 7, 1985. Printed is a photograph of Jerry Clower with Jackie Howard (left) and Linda Parr (right). The text references the first Greer Family Festival.
Original silver gelatin photograph made into a postcard. Camera was positioned in the street at the corner of Trade and (now) Poinsett, looking toward Main Street. In the center of the photo is the newly-built Greer's First Baptist Church; to the right is the Wood-Mendhall carriage shop; to the left is Drace's photo studio, Thompson Hardware, and the People's store. In the street there are two wagons and horses, a man walking, and an early brass-era automobile—a Cadillac, Buick, or similar touring car from around 1905–1907. One of the wagons is labeled "Greers Furniture," which was located just out of frame to the right.
Photograph of comedian Jerry Clower at the 1985 Greer Family Festival. Pictured with him is Jackie Howard (left) and Linda Parr (right). Linda Parr is the mother of the donor.
Photograph of comedian Jerry Clower at the 1985 Greer Family Festival. Pictured with him is Jackie Howard (left) and Linda Parr (right). Linda Parr is the mother of the donor.
Newspaper Clipping titled "Letters to Santa." Reads: "Dear Santa: I am a little girl, five years old. I want you to bring me a typewriter, doll house and furniture, coat suit, doll stroller, and some paper doll books. I've been a pretty good girl Santa. Always, Mary Francis Payne."
A letter welcoming a new member to the First Baptist Church. Pastor: Rev. J. Roy Robinson
Pastor's Secretary: Mrs. James Paget Jr.
Educational Director: Mr. Lindsey Boyd
Church Secretary: Mrs. Edwin Watson
Envelope addressed from First Baptist Church, J. Roy Robinson, Pastor, Greer S.C. Addressed to Miss Mary Frances Payne, Arlington Avenue, Greer
Stamped Greer, S.C. May 8 6-PM 1951
Book containing history, current 1927 information, photographs of people and buildings, and advertisements about Greer. Handwritten on cover: Mrs. Dakoka Peace, Greer, S.C., Route 4. This book was given to the donor's aunt Elizabeth Wilson Peace by Dakota Peace; previously owned by Gerald Peace, son of Elizabeth.
1. Envelope from Duane H. Nash, Millington, Morris Co., N.J. to Mr. W.Z.M. Wilson, Tippin, Spartanburg Co., S.C.; Back says Bills & Receipts
2. Receipt: W.Z.M. Wilson paid $50.45 to the Office of Whitmire Bros., Greenville, S.C.
3. Office of J.W. Baker customer annual circular, Batesville, S.C.
4. Envelope from The Higganum Mfg. Corporation, Higganum, Conn. to W.Z.M. Wilson, Esq., Tippin, S.C.
5. Letter from Whitmire Bros. to W.Z.M. Wilson, Greenville, S.C.
6. Envelope from Whitmire Bros., Greenville S.C., to Mr W.Z.M. Wilson, Tippin, S.C.
7. Envelope from Southern Farm Tool Co., Atlanta, G.A., to Mr. W.Z.M. Wilson, Tippin, Spartanburg, S.C.
8. Envelope to Mr. W.Z.M. Wilson, Tippin, S.C.
9. Envelope to Mr. W.Z.M. Wilson, Tippin, S.C.; Miscellaneous writing on front and back
10. Letter from J.T. Wood trying to buy from W.Z.M. Wilson, Reidville, S.C.
11. Receipt: W.Z.M. Wilson paid $2 to The Baptist Courier
