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Projects are underway to raise funds for the building renovations and maintenance of the Widner-Magers Farm Historic District. Eventually, we hope to be able to open the Historic District to the public on designated occasions once repairs are made.
All contributions and donations will be utilized expressly for the Widner-Magers Farm Historic District.
BACK AT THE FARM products and services have the Arkansas Delta Made stamp of approval.
Delta Folk Angels
ANGELS FOR SALE! Delta Folk Angels, ranging from 12" to 36", constructed from parts and pieces found on the farm! Some heads are stuffed with actual cotton picked from our fields. Each one is unique, displays her own name, and carries her own bell--because--"every time a bell rings, an angel gets her wings!" These folk works of art are copyrighted, original pieces, signed and dated. The angel bodies are stamped with "And He Will command His Angels concerning you to Guard you in all your Ways". Angels are not just for Christmas! We need angels all year round!
Delta Folk Angels are available at: Sisters At The Crossing and That Book Store, both on Historic Main Street, Blytheville, Arkansas
Sold!!!!Faith-------She wears a lovely rust, gray, and tan dress. Her gray wool stripe sleeveless jacket is hand crocheted around all the edges. Matching wool buttons trim the front. Two pockets are found on her jacket. A tiny jointed bear hides in one of those pockets. Her dark red crocheted collar and red wool yarn scarf accent the green fringed wool scarf, trimmed with old buttons and a designer label. A rust wool head scarf tops her sock head. A silver star hovers above, and a silver bell hangs from her neck. Antique spindles form the arms. Antique chair legs provide her with legs. Her wings are truly beautiful of white painted wood and gold decals. She measures 36"X24"
In 2008, Delta Folk Angels sold at a surprising rate! It was hard to keep up with the demand at the Christmas season. Now, in June 2009, Sisters at the Crossing is again stocked with several angels, dressed in their cooler summer clothing. Stop by and check on these newest "Heavenly" ladies!
Historic Photographs
"THOSE COTTON PICKIN' JARS" We found lots of old canning jars at the farm! What better way to display vintage photographs and cotton bolls from our fields? "Those Cotton Pickin' Jars" are available at Sisters At The Crossing and That Book Store in Blytheville, Arkansas.
Historic and current photographs by Curtis C. Duncan and Dru Duncan. Photos will be displayed on this page, and at: curtisduncan.com. Do you have a favorite of the area? Email me. I may have it!
Email: druking@earthlink.net