#History

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#History / Heather Killebrew / June 22, 2025

Have you seen the progress on the courthouse square lately? Brenda and I walked by it this afternoon. The tornado took away our historic buildings, but seeing the new construction...

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Heather Killebrew / Jul 25

When repairing the exterior brickwork of a historic Dresden home like the Moran House, you cannot simply use modern ceme...

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Heather Killebrew / Feb 14

My mother, Connie Killebrew, was the ultimate historian when it came to our family and the Moran House. She spent many h...

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Heather Killebrew@hjkJune 22, 2025

Have you seen the progress on the courthouse square lately? Brenda and I walked by it this afternoon. The tornado took a...

Have you seen the progress on the courthouse square lately? Brenda and I walked by it this afternoon. The tornado took away our historic buildings, but seeing the new construction finally taking shape gives the whole town a boost of energy. It feels like the heart of Dresden is f...

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Heather Killebrew@hjkJuly 25, 2024

When repairing the exterior brickwork of a historic Dresden home like the Moran House, you cannot simply use modern ceme...

When repairing the exterior brickwork of a historic Dresden home like the Moran House, you cannot simply use modern cement mortar from a hardware store. Old clay bricks are much softer and require a traditional lime-based mortar to allow the walls to naturally breathe and expand...

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Heather Killebrew@hjkFebruary 14, 2023

My mother, Connie Killebrew, was the ultimate historian when it came to our family and the Moran House. She spent many h...

My mother, Connie Killebrew, was the ultimate historian when it came to our family and the Moran House. She spent many hours digging through the dusty Weakley County archives to trace the original property deeds and land grants. It is absolutely amazing to see the documentation o...

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The Art of Resilience: Finding Strength in the Shadows

A visual exploration of character, grit, and the quiet power of facing life's challenges, inspired by a striking portrait.

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Story

In Memory of Grandpa Joe: Our Backyard Oak

My grandfather loved sitting under oak trees. Today, we planted a native White Oak in our backyard to keep his memory rooted close to home.

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There is an empowering, quiet stillness in maintaining complete poise while the surrounding world moves in a perpetual blur of motion and mo...

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Have you seen the progress on the courthouse square lately? Brenda and I walked by it this afternoon. The tornado took away our historic buildings, but seeing the new construction...

When repairing the exterior brickwork of a historic Dresden home like the Moran House, you cannot simply use modern ceme...

My mother, Connie Killebrew, was the ultimate historian when it came to our family and the Moran House. She spent many h...

Have you seen the progress on the courthouse square lately? Brenda and I walked by it this afternoon. The tornado took a...

When repairing the exterior brickwork of a historic Dresden home like the Moran House, you cannot simply use modern ceme...

My mother, Connie Killebrew, was the ultimate historian when it came to our family and the Moran House. She spent many h...

The Art of Resilience: Finding Strength in the Shadows

In Memory of Grandpa Joe: Our Backyard Oak

There is an empowering, quiet stillness in maintaining complete poise while the surrounding world moves in a perpetual blur of motion and mo...

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