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Kimberly Jackson is a Christian author just passing through to impact lives and leave a legacy of kingdom inspirational literature for generations...

For over 250 years, generations of Australians have trusted the lasting performance and great results they achieve with Spear and Jackson’s high quality garden, contractor and hand tools and Air Tools. By combining our great tradition with the latest technologies, and by understanding what you actually want from your tools, we ensure that our products, over 3000 of them, help you take pride in a job well done

More Mary Matters homepage explores topics, themes and generations pursuant goodness born on Christmas Day

White Mountain Oil & Propane, heating oil, propane and HVAC Heating and cooling service in Northern New Hampshire and Western Maine for three generations

Great collection of pictures showing ways of life that have changed over the years

For over 250 years, generations of British people have trusted the lasting performance and great results they achieve with Neill Tools high quality garden, contractor and hand tools. By combining our great tradition with the latest technologies, and by understanding what you actually want from your tools, we ensure that our products, over 3000 of them, help you take pride in a job well done.

Sanders Furniture is family owned and operated for over 43 years. We have been serving Nashville, TN and the surrounding communities for several generations. The store was established in 1970 by Mr. Sanders. For the past decade, Mr. Sanders' two sons Tim and Randy successfully continue to run the company. Sanders carries quality furniture brands such as: Ashley Furniture, Standard Furniture, Catnapper, Kith Furniture, Simmons, Elements, Coaster, American Bedding, Jackson Furniture, Affordable Furniture, Bed Boss, and MLILY. We proudly serve Nashville TN and surrounding areas!

E.F. Akins and his son W.A. Akins came to "Dogtown" in the early 1920's. They purchased land and the building which still stands today, and they opened a general merchandise store. After World War II, Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Akins began selling used furniture from the living room of their house next door. Eventually a furniture room was added to the general merchandise store. Since then, there have been many additions to the store, and it now consists of over 150,000 square feet. The Akins family now spans four generations and over eighty years of furniture experience in the "Dogtown" community.