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SUMMARY:Arts on the Coast 2019 Spring Show
DESCRIPTION:The RHBC Chamber of Commerce\, Georgia Power\, Richmond Hill Visitors Bureau\, and Arts on the Coast invite you to attend the Chamber’s Business After Hours in conjunction with Arts on the Coast’s Spring Art Show on Thursday\, April 18 at the newly renovated Henry Ford Bakery. \nThe 2019 Spring Art Show is the first official local arts appointment for Arts on the Coast and will feature original artwork from its local base in Richmond Hill\, as well as Savannah and Hinesville. The show is open and free to the general public and will be on display through the month of May. Full details can be found online at www.artsonthecoast.org. \nChamber members and their guests are invited to enjoy and evening of networking\, complimentary food and beverages plus door prizes and a chance at the Chamber’s 50/50 cash drawing. The April Business After Hours is sponsored by Georgia Power. \nBusiness professional interested in joining the Chamber or learning more about the Chamber are also welcome. Be sure to bring plenty of business cards and please RSVP and register online by visiting http://RHBCchamber.org. \nFor more information\, please call 912.756.3444.
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LOCATION:Richmond Hill Convention & Visitors Bureau\, 10750 Ford Avenue\, Richmond Hill\, GA\, 31324\, United States
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SUMMARY:Grand Opening of the Richmond Hill Convention & Visitors Bureau
DESCRIPTION:You’re invited to the grand opening of the new Richmond Hill Visitors Center in the former Henry Ford bakery building. The new center will include the offices of the Richmond Hill CVB\, interactive displays\, tourism information\, and an art gallery by Arts of the Coast. \n​Henry Ford’s Bakery\, known as the Richmond Hill Plantation Bakery\, was built in 1941 and worked in tandem with the Commissary next door. Ford had crossed paths with Ira Womble\, Sr.\, a master baker in Savannah\, and invited him to operate the bakery. Mr. Womble moved his family to Richmond Hill and worked at the Commissary for a short time while the bakery was being constructed. It took Ford’s carpenters only three weeks to construct the small bakery. Its location beside the Commissary and Post Office and across from the Saw Mill made it the center of the plantation’s business district. The tables and furnishings were constructed at the Trade School and Cabinetry Shop across the street and Mr. Womble brought his equipment from Savannah. \nAfter Mr. Ford’s death in 1947\, Womble returned to his hometown of Claxton\, Georgia\, where he started the Georgia Fruitcake Company. Claxton is now known as the Fruitcake Capital of the World. His bakery is still in operation today and is owned by his grandson\, John Womble. \nMORE INFORMATION: Afterwards\, those who have recollections of the Ford era in Richmond Hill will be invited to participate in oral history interviews. To RSVP\, contact the Richmond Hill Convention & Visitors Bureau at 912-756-2676 or www.visitrichmondhill.com
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