Support local artists in Lancaster County.
11" x 14"
1828 black and white ink print.
Enjoy the soothing fusion of Ananda's Celtic Classical, and new age music.
Enjoy the soothing fusion of Ananda's Celtic Classical, and new age music.
Enjoy the soothing fusion of Ananda's Celtic Classical, and new age music.
J.F. Mackey Drug Co. 1910 circa 1910 134 South Main Street - Lancaster Pharmacy & J.F. Mackey Drug Company were housed on the first floor. Built of brown stretcher bond brick with federal influence. Second story facade is of particular interest with bracket pediment.
1959-1965 USC Lancaster. Sixteenth in series 2015.
1904-1936 Library. Fifteenth in series (2014).
The Cultural Arts Center at the Olde Presbyterian Church. In 1899, eight art stained glass windows depicting images of the early Christian Church were installed. Thirteenth in series (2012).
The United States Post Office currently Humana Insurance Company. Twelfth in series (2011).
The Old Lancaster County Jail was designed by Robert Mills and built in 1823. Its fortress-like exterior consists of Palladian style stone quoins and string courses. Eleventh in series (2010).
Blending the old with the new...The Springs Clock Tower, originally located at Springs Cotton Mills, was rebuilt and refurbished in 2009, and was relocated to the headquarters of Founders Federal Credit Union. Tenth in series (2009).
Kilburnie, believed to be the oldest surviving dwelling in Lancaster, was built circa 1827. It was moved to its present location at Craig Farm where it serves as a unique Bed and Breakfast. Ninth in series (2008).
7th President Andrew Jackson cast in bronze by Anna Hyatt Huntington in 1967 Andrew Jackson State Park. Eighth in series (2007).
In 1896, the L & C Railway was purchased by Colonel Leroy Springs for $25,000. The L & C train dept had to be rebuilt in 1900 after being destroyed by a fire. The L & C Railway has enjoyed over 100 years of prosperity. Seventh in Series 2006.
The Old Presbyterian Church was the first brick church in the area. During the occupation of Lancaster, Sherman's Calvary horses were stabled in the sanctuary. Sixth in series (2005).
The original clock tower at the Springs Cotton Mills Lancaster Plant marked the resting place of textile magnate Leroy Springs. Fifth in Series (2004).
The Springs House currently serves as Lancaster County Council of the Arts. Fourth in Series (2003).
Lancaster County Courthouse, designed by Robert Mills & built in 1825, remains in service as a Hall of Justice. Third in Series (2002).
Springs Block, currently Kanawha Insurance Company. Main Street Lancaster, Second in Series (2001).
Norrell & Powers - Norrell Building; Originally Farmers Bank & Trust. Main Street Lancaster, First in Series (year of 2000).
By potter Patricia Gambino.
By potter Patricia Gambino
"Timeless Treasures" creations by Randy Cikowski.
"Timeless Treasures" creations by Randy Cikowski
"Timeless Treasures" creations by Randy Cikowski
"Timeless Treasures" creations by Randy Cikowski
"Timeless Treasures" creations by Randy Cikowski.
"Timeless Treasures" creations by Randy Cikowski.
"Timeless Treasures" creations by Randy Cikowski
"Timeless Treasures" creations by Randy Cikowski
"Timeless Treasures" creations by Randy Cikowski
18" Palmetto Tree by Bob Doster
Gamecock with SC Base by Bob Doster.
14" Pineapple w/SC Base by Bob Doster.
Limited-Edition metal sculpture Springmaid by well-known artist, Bob Doster.
3" - 6" metal sculptor by Bob Doster.
Includes envelopes.
The Ferry by Reid Baker Notecards. Includes envelopes.
Mill Tower by Reid Baker notecards. Includes envelopes.
Includes envelopes. Wildlife notecards include: Elk, Wyoming; Cheetah, Kenya; Egret, Florida; Bison, Montana
Animal ink print notecards set (1). Assorted Wildlife Note cards (includes Timber-wolf, Bald Eagle, Grizzly, Bobcat; printed on recycled paper.
By Glenda C. Manus - include a complimentary bookmark from the author.
A Mother and Daughter walk; poems by Kimberlyn Blum-Hyclak
By Glenda C. Manus - includes a complimentary book mark.
Photography by Angelo Sciulli
Finding Maisy by Glenda C Manus. The Seventh Novel in the Southern Grace Series
Home to Park Place by Glenda C Manus. The Eighth Novel in the Southern Grace Series
Acrylic, 24x18
Acrylic, 10x20
Print, 18x24 framed
Acrylic, 8x10
Acrylic, 8x10
Acylic with Mixed Media, 8x10
Acrylic, 18x24
Acrylic, 20x20
201 West Gay Street
P.O. Box 613
Lancaster, SC 29721
