
Video Moments
An ongoing Oral History project by the CCHOA
Nina Wilson interviews her dad, Amos Presnell. This picture shows Amos Presnell and his crew standing alongside a muck cart outside the entrance of the lower shaft of the Threadgill (Isom) Mine in summer of '52. From left-to-right, Lonnie Presnell, Bassey Bennett, Amos Presnell, unknown, Robert Rathbone, and unknown.
Remembering George and Phyllis Downing and their wonderful Country Store
Paddy Nyegard Downing talks about the Olden Days here.
About mines miners, and patriots here
Mark Huber reminisces about the early days at Cattail
"We were free-range kids."

Claudette Childs and the B. B. Wilson Store
"It was the center of the community - people came there to tell and hear their stories."

Keith and Angela Phillips remember Grace Grassmuck, of Story Book Home, and her fabulous garden.
Remembering when Cattail Creek Rd. was a one-lane dirt road.

Parkway Playhouse has always been a fundamental aspect of the Cattail experience
Megan Weber explains the draw of "Sister Act" and the Parkway experience.
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