Description

Sue Poff Quesinberry was a charter member of the Floyd County Historical Society. Her love for the area, its history, lifestyle, and natural beauty was passed on to her son, Mike, an artist and photographer of note whose work often shows up on the walls of homes all over the country. Mike has graciously donated rights to some of his work to honor his mother and benefit the Historical Society she loved.

Our second set, “Farm Life in Floyd,” is a collection of absolutely-Floyd images that conjure up the farmer inside all of us.

Write your notes in these lovely cards (printed in-house on sturdy card stock) and share a little Floyd County with your correspondents, knowing that you’re supporting the work of the Historical Society. Each card features one of the four images (for a closer look, tap on the magnifying glass in the corner of the image), is blank inside, and has a brief description and contact information of the Society on the back.

Notecards are $5 for a pack of 4 (one of each image). Envelopes are included.