Staff Report
Carter County Times
Jim Plummer’s popular historical displays will return to the Olive Hill Center for Arts & Heritage in the week leading up to July 4.
Plummer’s displays – which include items from recent history, all the way back to pre-colonial Native artifacts – have been on permanent display in the OHCFAH since last June, with the local historian rotating in new items at various intervals. The current display, in honor of the nation’s 250th anniversary, includes a number of military and patriotic themed items of the sort Plummer has displayed during past Homecoming events. However, this year, OHCFAH President Linda Lowe noted, Plummer is focusing very heavily on displays and items related to the founding of our country.
While tours of Plummer’s displays typically require an appointment, during the Homecoming celebration the museum will be open from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
The museum and displays are located inside the old Olive Hill High School building, on the OHCFAH campus, at 120 Comet Drive.
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