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[[Image:Sam Thornley residence.jpg|right|thumb|225px|The Burrell-Country House]]
[[Image:Sam Thornley residence.jpg|right|thumb|225px|The Burrell-Country House]]
The '''Brookside History Museum''' is a proposed historical exhibit with artifacts drawn primarily from the coal-mining and coking areas of western [[Jefferson County]] in the vicinity of [[Brookside]] and [[Cardiff]]. The museum is planned to open in the [[Sam Thornley residence|Burrell-Country House]], a well-preserved mine company shotgun house that was relocated to Brookside from Cardiff in [[2009]].
The '''Brookside History Museum''' is a historical museum that houses artifacts drawn primarily from the coal-mining and coking areas of western [[Jefferson County]] in the vicinity of [[Brookside]] and [[Cardiff]]. The museum is located on the grounds of the [[Brookside Civic Complex]] in the [[Sam Thornley residence|Burrell-Country House]], a well-preserved mine company shotgun house that was relocated to Brookside from Cardiff in [[2009]].


Beside the house itself, artifacts already acquired for the museum include a scrip stamp from the [[Tombrello Coal & Coke Company]], and bottles from the [[Pioneer Bottling Works]].
Beside the house itself, artifacts already acquired for the museum include a scrip stamp from the [[Tombrello Coal & Coke Company]], and bottles from the [[Pioneer Bottling Works]].

Latest revision as of 17:03, 23 April 2018

The Burrell-Country House

The Brookside History Museum is a historical museum that houses artifacts drawn primarily from the coal-mining and coking areas of western Jefferson County in the vicinity of Brookside and Cardiff. The museum is located on the grounds of the Brookside Civic Complex in the Burrell-Country House, a well-preserved mine company shotgun house that was relocated to Brookside from Cardiff in 2009.

Beside the house itself, artifacts already acquired for the museum include a scrip stamp from the Tombrello Coal & Coke Company, and bottles from the Pioneer Bottling Works.

The project is being coordinated by the Cawaco Resource Conservation & Development Council with Staci Simon Glover acting as curator and director.

References

  • Fields, Monique (June 4, 2009) "Brookside to convert historic house into museum." Birmingham News