It was the 1880s coming down the Southwest Trail today to a new home.

We will use the Wolff store as a general store. In the spring we will probably offer historical plants especially during the Jonquil Festival. During the fall and at Christmas we will offer cured or smoked meats to play up the rural country self-sufficiency of people.

Certainly the first step will be to start waterproofing the building and putting the roof back on.

It was known as the Trail of Tears where President Andrew Jackson enforced the federal policy forcing Cherokee Indians, starting in 1838, to reservations in the Oklahoma territory.

It's an historic road and a piece of history passed over the road. It's known nothing but history.

I'm on my way back home, just did a couple of quick errands today.