The Columbus Museum would like to thank the following for
helping to making this exhibition possible:

Andy Verhoff, Ashley Koebel, Barbara Louie, Brandy Maddox,
Christy Leonard, City of Columbus Consolidated Government,
Columbus Public Library, Columbus State University Art
Department, Cultural Arts Alliance, D. Neal Wickham, Dave
Dickel, Denise Funk, Dennis Robbins, Detroit Public Library,
Detroit Institute for the Arts, Doug Purcell, Ed Mueller, Elizabeth
McFalls, Elizabeth Schnieder, Emory University Manuscript and
Rare Book Library, Florida Department of State, Gail Miller
DeLoach, Georgia Archives, Georgia Department of Natural
Resources, Glenn Crawford, Historic Chattahoochee Commission
Jackie Gonzalez, Jacksonville Museum of Science and History
Jennifer Williams, Jerry Sutphin, John Lyles, Judy Bolton, Kathy
Shoemaker, Library of Congress, Linda Lou Salitros, Louisiana
State Museum, Louisiana State University Special Collections
Library, Marianne Weldon, Marie LaFleur, Ohio River Museum,
Philip Crawford, Robert F. Bendus, Ross and Debbie Garey,
Ruth McMahon, State Library and Archives of Florida, Steve
Engerrand, Sue Fischer, Texas A&M University Press, Tom
Lanham, and the Minneapolis Institute of the Arts.

Museum Staff Contributions

Mike Bunn, Associate Curator of History, Columbus Museum
Marcolm Tatum, Graphic Designer, Columbus Museum
Tim Brown, Curator of Education, Columbus Museum for
web design.

Rebecca Everingham Podcast

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additional information, including audio and video recordings,
and pdf documents related to the exhibit.

Rebecca Everingham Tour Information

The Rebecca Everingham exhibit also has
a teacher's guide to the exhibit with Georgia Performance
Standards. [download guide]

Programs

Lunch and Lecture

February 5, 2009, 12 to 1 p.m.
Steamboating on the Chattahoochee
by Ed Mueller

February 26, 2009, 12 to 1 p.m.
Steamboating as a Link to Apalachicola
By Bill Spohrer, President of the Apalachicola Area Historical Society

Saturday, February 8, 2009, 3 to 5 p.m.
Family Art Affair
Interested in steam engines? Come and view our wonderful
Rebecca Everingham to learn about steam engines and life
on the Chattahoochee River.