Oak Hill School and History Museum

04/27/2025

Beautiful with the lights on Saturday...

01/22/2025

Oak Hill School and History Museum in Thomasville GA. It's a beautiful morning but very cold. Not something we get to see often.

04/09/2023

03/28/2023

Be sure to stop by Thomasville History Center this Friday to enjoy time with friends and family! A great local event for Thomasville.

02/16/2023

There are lots of historical sites and buildings that are impacted by the earthquakes as well. We continue to support and pray for the people and those continuing to work on the many many years of activities to follow.

Key resources for anyone looking to support those impacted by the recent earthquakes in Turkey and Syria:

➡ Welfare support for staff and students
➡ How to help
➡ Charity Market at New College

Find out more ⬇
https://www.ox.ac.uk/news-and-events/university-response-turkey-syria-earthquake

01/05/2023

The moon early yesterday peeking through the big Oak Tree on the Oak Hill Property.

12/01/2022

We are excited that we will begin hosting raffles to help with fundraising!

Our December 2022 Raffle is now live! This month, we will be raffling off an amazing set of Mickey and Minnie Cast Iron Banks (vintage). Visit our raffle page for more information and to purchase your raffle tickets!

10/10/2022

A new Farmall 300 to the property! Now the 400 has a neighbor in the barn!!

08/28/2022

Dice made of terracotta from Indus Valley Civilization. Harappa, Pakistan. 2600-1900 BC.

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08/23/2022

in 1485, Richard III was killed at the Battle of Bosworth. In 2012, Archaeologists identified remains recovered from a parking lot in Leicester as those of the infamous king.

(University of Leicester)

https://www.archaeology.org/issues/60-1301/trenches/323-king-richard-iii-burial-place

08/21/2022

This 15-year-old girl lived in the Inca empire and was sacrificed 500 years ago as an offering to the gods.
She is preserved this well because she was frozen during sleep and kept in a dry cold condition at more than 6000 meters above sea level all this time. No other treatment was necessary.
Found in 1999 near the top of the Llullaillaco volcano, in northwestern Argentina, she was an archaeological revolution for being one of the best-preserved mummies, since there was even blood in her body and her internal organs remained.

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