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April 13, 1866: The East Tennessee Union Flag reported, “An interesting protracted meeting is now going on in the Presbyterian Church in this place. Considerable interest is being manifested by those in attendance, and we trust such good may be accomplished. The Church has no abler pastor than Rev. Dr. Waterbury, under whose superintendence the meeting is conducted.” The East Tennessee Union Flag was a newspaper published in Jonesborough. The city was spelled that way on the masthead, but was spelled as Jonesboro in various places inside the newspaper. April 13, 1899: The Comet repo...

Article content The more things change, the more they stay the same. Imagine Prince Edward County council’s surprise, a number of years ago, when informed by a professor from Virginia of the historical importance of the Crystal Palace at Picton fairgrounds. It was then one of only two such buildings in North America. With its windows boarded over and its exterior crying for paint, the Palace was a forgotten building, a relic of the past, used only at fair time. It was in a state of neglect. Suddenly, councillors learned it was of historical value, a rarity to be celebrated.