Tera Crawford Huffman
Tera's Great-Grandparents, Chalmer and Almena
from the collection of Tera Crawford Huffman
Tera's Great-Grandfather "Knitting up a Storm"
from the collection of Tera Crawford Huffman
Longtown's Black History
from the collection of Tera Crawford Huffman
Special Heroes of Longtown
from the collection of Tera Crawford Huffman
Tera's Great-Grandmother Almena
from the collection of Tera Crawford Huffman
Family Hugging
from the collection of Tera Crawford Huffman
Members of Family
from the collection of Tera Crawford Huffman
Photo of Family
from the collection of Tera Crawford Huffman
1938 Chevy Coupe Restored by Tera's Father
from the collection of Tera Crawford Huffman
Photo of Family in a Restaurant
from the collection of Tera Crawford Huffman
Newspaper Article about the Legacy of Longtown
from the collection of Tera Crawford Huffman
Obituary of Terry Lee "Mo" Crawford
from the collection of Tera Crawford Huffman
Homemade Rag Rug
from the collection of Tera Crawford Huffman
An interview with Tera Crawford Huffman
Tera: I know a lot about my grandmothers family from Longtown. Her maiden name was McCown; her parents were Almina and Chalmer Okey. Almina’s maiden name was McCown. I haven’t researched a lot. That’s one of the reasons why I am here and hope to learn more from all of the objects everyone else brought. My great grandfather Chalmer Okey created a lot of rag rugs, which we brought–that’s one of the items that we brought–and a couple of articles. My grandmother was interviewed several times by the local newspaper about Longtown, so we brought those articles to hopefully help other people with questions that they have.
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