Mandarin artist making first sculpture of Harriet Beecher Stowe
The abolitionist best known for writing the book ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin', Harriet Beech Stowe spent 17 years living in Mandarin.
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The abolitionist best known for writing the book ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin', Harriet Beech Stowe spent 17 years living in Mandarin.
Brenda Mauney Councill grew up in Mandarin. She has returned to create the first life-sized sculpture of Harriet Beecher Stowe in America.
The first weekend of August is jam-packed with fun things to do, including roller derby, live music and the reopening of a local history museum.
The new Riverfront Parks Conservancy named Barbara Goodman its leader. Other nonprofits, Mandarin Museum and Baptist Health, named new executives.
Mandarin NewsLineBy NewsLine Staffmail@floridanewsline.com Writing the brand-new book “Images of America: Mandarin” was a labor of love for Mandarin resident Susan Ford. A