Big Black Creek Historical Association

The Big Black Creek Historical Association is a not for profit organization and appreciates gifts and volunteer help.

We thank the following for their help !

d n English and Main Street Publishing for publishing the "Big Black Creek Vol 1" book and all of the help rendered to make the book possible.

Mayor Jimmy Harris and all.

For preserving the history of early Madison County and making the restoration of the old 1854 historic building and signatures from the Civil War a possibility.

Mark Loveless, Bobby Wages, Russ Hunter and Sam Tinsley for the work they are doing on the log cabin restoration.

Bobby Wages is also donating hand made bricks for the log cabin’s chimney.

Greg Upton donated 1000 feet of Poplar lumber for the floor and loft of the log cabin being restored at Ebenezer Road and Route 138.  Greg has a saw mill on hwy. 100.

Less Downs for getting the old gas pump ready to be sand blasted and painted.  

Bedford Byrum for the gift of a large trailer.

Ricky King, owner of King Tire in Jackson for donating and mounting 4 new tires and tubes for the trailer.

Anonymous.. For the 1000 Big Black Creek Historical Association business cards.

 Tom Stevens and the Stevens family.. For working with WISPER internet service to erect the internet tower on their land.

dN English and The Main Street Publishing Company for all the help and extra effort with the Big Black Creek Vol. 1 book.

dN English and her husband Dr. Winbush have bought 55 tickets to the Jackson Symphony Concert on March 10th, 2012 and donated them to Big Black Creek for the Denmark West Middle School Chorale.