Time Capsule Contributions Still Sought
There is still time to be remembered in 25 years.
In celebrating the 125th Anniversary of the Harris County Public Library, a time capsule is being buried soon after May 31, and contributions to the capsule are being encouraged.
There is still time to be remembered in 25 years.
In celebrating the 125th Anniversary of the Harris County Public Library, a time capsule is being buried soon after May 31, and contributions to the capsule are being encouraged.
Contributions are being encouraged and can include small pictures, drawings, letters, notes, memories, messages for the future or more. Items submitted to include in the time capsule must be flat and must fit within a four inch by four inch paper.
Items for the time capsule should be delivered to the front desk of the library by closing on Saturday, May 30. The library is located at 7511 Ga. Hwy. 116 West, Hamilton.
For more information about the time capsule, contact the Harris County Public Library at 706-628-4685.
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