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    Special Antique English Ceramics Exhibition Displayed at Community Archives, Upson County Georgia, US

    Jun 30, 2021 4 minutes
    Written by Lewis Hales

    The English Porcelain of Colonial and pre-Civil War America Collection was exhibited for three months in 2019 at the Thomaston-Upson Archives, Thomaston, Georgia, America. The rare artifacts, which date from ca 1750 to ca 1850, are the first ceramics collection to be featured by the corporation in their 14 year history.

    The Celtic Collection Program is an American based non-profit 501(3) multicultural living history and educational organization, located in Georgia and owned by Lewis Hales. The corporation has sponsored Celtic history festivals, conducted educational lectures at colleges, universities, and other educational facilities. It produces original research for publication and displays annual exhibitions at the Thomaston-Upson Archives featuring the ‘Celtic Collection Models’. The actresses

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