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Cartersville-Bartow
County
Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB)
PO Box 200397
Cartersville GA 30120 USA
Toll free from US and
Canada 1-800-733-2280
Telephone 770-387-1357
The
local welcome center is
located in the restored railroad
Depot
at One Friendship Plaza in
downtown Cartersville, Georgia
accessible
from Interstate 75
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Book Signing Tea
March 30, 2008
Martha Mulinix Annex, Kingston Museum
A Book Signing tea will be held for Dana E. Davis, author of "Tomorrow is Better: The Story of the Kingston Woman's History Club, 1861-Tomorrow" from 2-4 p.m. Written in narrative form, "Tomorrow is Better," tells the story of the Kingston Woman's History Club through the eyes of four generations of women who weathered war, fire, financial obstacles and even General Sherman's occupation of their town. Davis is an independent researcher in Southern U.S. History, who began her career with Cartersville Newspapers in 1991 as a reporter for The Daily Tribune News. She began work on the book in 2005 in order to pay tribute to the women of Kingston who worked so hard without proper recognition year after year. The book, completed in November 2007 was made possible in part by a grant from the Cartersville Bartow Community Foundation, a member affiliate of the Community Foundation of Northwest Georgia, Inc. Members of the Kingston Woman's History Club, of which Davis is a member, will serve refreshments. Copies of the book will be available for purchase at the tea. Those who have already purchased books may also bring them to be signed by the author.
Martha Mulinix Annex, Kingston Museum
Directions
Address
15 E Main Street, Kingston GA 30145
770-336-7053
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