There is a note attached to the plastic baggy, saying: "Shards found at NW angle of portico and house, 300 Williams, Mar. 3 and 4, 1984, by Susannah and Charles Frost and Wyatt and Brett Hogan."

There is a note inside the plastic baggy, saying where the pieces were found: "In the drawer in table in library. The table previously displayed family pictures."

On the cover of the envelope, there is a note from Eleanor Hutchens, saying: "I think this is a chip saved from the old water oak at the front gate when it had to be taken down. From the front porch it looked like a huge fan. Mimi said it was one of the original forest trees."

"This course on Classics in American Literature will explore essays, poetry, novels, and short stories by eight of America's foremost authors. Each class will be taught by a highly qualified college professor or high school English teacher."

"Dr. Eleanor Hutchens, retired English professor from UAH, will delight us with Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind, which won the 1937 Pulitzer Prize for literature."