I love this. I've been watching from New Zealand. What a great resource and environment for artists.

This is scariest home I ever spent the night in. My mom and aunt were the 2 girls from Scotland that came to live with them.

Awesome

I was just at this property delivering some shrubbery and after hearing a little bit of its history from the owner, I decided to look into it and found this video! What an incredible home….it really captures the essence of old Mobile. Great owners…great video…great home!

Thank you for your informative video. My father, Jimmy F. Kilgore, Sr. was the secretary of the Mobile Mardi Gras Doubloon Collectors Club for 8 years until his death in 1984. I still have his original drawing for their logo on the album you have there. Correction. His drawing I have was the "final" from a draft by SMA. I believe Anderson was the last name, but I would have to look at his club meeting minutes to be sure.

Great video. So much interesting history. The sound was difficult on the tv but fine on the phone.

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Thanks for sharing

Thank you for your video! Apparently Angel Estelle ( not Ezella) was a relative of Isaac Nettles. Buried with Sis Dollie. Isaac also created her gravestone as a "mask" as well. Estelle is at the far left of the cemetery, if standing in front of his wife. Their lives are during the Slave era.

Thanks for sharing!

Great video

I thought Nova Was 14th colony of the United States.

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This whole video is wonderful and very informative! Thank you for talking about my great grandfather H. Alvin Sharpe. There was truly no other like him. He was an extremely interesting man. I love learning and reading about his life. He passed away holding my mother's hand in my Grandparents house on the Westbank a couple years before I was born. I wish so much that I could have had just one conversation with him... But thanks to people like you that keep his legacy and story alive I feel like he is with me as I learn more about him. Appreciate you!

I'll sadly be missing this exhibit sadly

I enjoyed the exhibit in August, and purchased two paintings.

Wonderful

I remember her show Rosie's Place

This was so wonderful! Look at Miss Rosie ♥️ I’m so very proud of you!! Keep up the good work 😘

Rosie you are a awesome grandmother! I’m always amazed at how smart you are. So glad to have you as a grandmother. Love you!!!

Rosie is one of my favorite people. She always brightens the room when she visits the Saint Pius X Parish office. She is very special and so kind, I am so glad to call her my friend.

Wow! Aunt Rosie this is fabulous! I loved hearing about your amazing career! I had no idea! I am so happy that Paula captured your story and I enjoyed the video format. I too would enjoy any links that you mentioned. Bravo!

Rosie is a treasure! She brought creativity and diversity to our education community. I have enjoyed a long friendship with Rosie and continue to be in awe of her!

This is great! Thanks. Be sure to add links to what she mentioned.

Rosie is a Mobile treasure! She has done so much to make our community a better place for children and families. I am fortunate to call her my friend and mentor.

What an amazing lady , who helped bring equal rights and equal opportunity to African Americans . Truly a compassionate woman who brought all people together by her own example and her selfless duty to serve others.

What a wonderful interview! Rosie Seaman is a fascinating woman. I am blessed to have had the opportunity to work with Rosie and call her my friend.

Fascinating! has anyone tried to recreate the masks for historical preservation?

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The Opening Exhibition of the Shubui Chapter of the Sumi-e Society of America was stunning!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The venue, the decor, the cuisine, the attendees, and the ambience were exceptional. Immense gratitude to Ms. Webb, Ms. Flanders, and their volunteers for their willingness to host such a convivial and magical event. May we all be well, healthy, safe, strong, courageous, artistic, passionate, and compassionate. Shalom. Very Sincerely, The Rodning' Family

This is a WOW! Where can I follow you as you move them and show them? Ist there somewhere else that you continued this and updated???? Since this appears to not be from the University....

Awesome! Thank you I have been looking for info on mum growing some different ways! I will be passing on to some clubs! Can you use the cut offs as cuttings to root for new plants... keep the cycle going. That's a long time!

Thank you very much for your research and for sharing this information with us.

I know that grandparents from the other side of the road would be as impressed and proud of the work of Andrew and Nicholas as you are and I am too!

I love the old houses in Mobile. Y'all have done a fantastic job restoring this one!

bad idea to have a mirror behind you to catch the photographer from time to time. A bit distracting. Also, when you hold up a dubloon your face goes into shadow due to the lighting. Constructive criticism, my friend. The presentation itself was very good.

This is extremely interesting--a part of Mardi Gras history that shouldn't be lost.

My family is from chunchula Alabama. Nice info

Very cool, man.

Wow, Paul, I feel like I know you better now after listening and seeing some of your art. You're a wonderful potter. Our frog mug is a real conversation piece.

Paul, this is really great. I liked hearing about your art guitars and your rock and roll tribute mugs. And thanks for the shout out plus I still love the frog roadkill mug that we got from you. It tickles me every time I use it. You are so talented and creative.

You are an amazing artist!! Keep at it Paul!

Can this guy say Um more times in a sentence? 😅

Thank you Soynika for sharing your unique and inspiring artwork. Faith, following your dreams, and living your "best" life. You have truly brighten my morning. Thank you Paula and USA Libraries.