What is it?

Jewelry box with flower designs from Guess What I am game

Did you guess correctly?  It is a carved, metal jewelry box.  Given to Wayde Brite Cloud in approximately 1908, this jewelry box was one of the first donations recieved by the Landmark Society in April of 1975.

This and many other objects from Garland's past are on display at the Garland Landmark Museum, FREE and open to the public every Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., except holiday weekends.

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