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VISITORS
Library: 5627
Museum: 18
Library Director Mary Moore recently
secured a local treasure for the
Museum’s collection at a Vinings estate
sale: a salt-glazed stoneware jug. The
piece was most likely crafted at a Viningsarea pottery for the R. M. Rose Distillery,
which operated in the Gilmore area just
south of present-day Smyrna. R. M. Rose
himself was a highly successful liquor
wholesaler in Atlanta from 1867 to 1905.
This artifact will help the Museum share
the complex history of temperance,
prohibition, and alcohol consumption in
Smyrna.
ARTIFACT OF THE WEEK
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LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
This past Saturday, six volunteers came together to clean headstones and clear brush at Daniell
Cemetery in Bennett Woods. The cemetery, established in 1862 before the Civil War reached Smyrna,
holds deep historic significance for our community. While the front gate isn’t quite that old, it had
gathered years of moss and lichen. Thanks to a dedicated neighbor who spent more than two hours
scrubbing it clean, the gate now looks nearly new. A heartfelt thank you to all of our volunteers for their
time and care!
CEMETERY CLEANUP RECAP
Jayden Hidalgo
9/15/25
Public Works
Sanitation
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