A new display in the Chatham Historical Museum highlights the contributions of the Tod R. Edwards family of Siler City, an African-American family that operated a very successful jewelry store from 1905 until 1961. Friends and members of the Edwards family have loaned the Chatham Historical Museum artifacts to help tell the family’s story. The “Crossing Racial Lines” exhibit will be on display January through March 2019. Admission to the Museum is free and open to all. The Museum is located in the historic Chatham County Courthouse in Pittsboro and is open every Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 11:00am until 4:00pm. The Museum follows the Chatham County School schedule for weather-related closings. More info: http://chathamhistory.org/planyourvisit.shtml