time, it became a more spectacular exhibit, with larger and more elaborate characters and scenery. Throughout the sixties, the Enchanted Forest made a name for itself with families and tourists labeling it as the holiday event to see. Written by Vincent Astor
Goldsmith’s last displayed the Enchanted Forest in 1987 before it was moved to the Pink Palace. The current Enchanted Forest contains many of the original figures and scenes
MoSH, Pink Palace at 3050 Central Ave.
November 19 – December 24, 2022
Joseph Hanover
Friday November 18th at Bounty on Broad (restaurant) 2591 Broad Ave, Memphis, the former Hanover family home, the National Votes For Women Trail Marker was unveiled honoring Rep. Joseph Hanover (1888-1984). Hanover, as floor leader in the Tennessee House of Representatives, led the ratification effort in 1920 resulting in the 19th Amendment’s passage. A sculpture of Hanover by Alan LeQuire, is featured on the “Equality Trailblazers” monument at the University of Memphis law school facing the Mississippi River.
'Trains, Toys, and Traditions' Mini-Holiday Display at the Collierville Morton Museum
November 29 - December 30, 2022
Rekindle childhood memories and spark the creation of new ones with this mini-holiday display about Wonder Products toys, once manufactured in Collierville. Also enjoy a snowy, small-scale model of Collierville Town Square featuring historic landmarks, artifacts from the Museum’s collection, and images of Collierville from winters past.
196 N. Main Street
Collierville, TN 38017
Phone: 901-457-2650
Admission: Always Free
Tuesday - Saturday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Closed Sunday, Monday, and Holidays
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