Louis Lucet Colletion--This Frenchman lived in Huntsville more than 20 years and worked in the medium of oil on canvas. He taught at the Huntsville Femaile College. His works include studies of native flowers, birds, and small animals.

The Elizabeth Fly Jones Creche Collection--This creche collection is the result of years of avid collecting and contains examples from many foreign countries.

The Northeast Alabama Archaeological Collecion--Contains artifacts from the Indians of the Cumberland Plateau region and was assembled by members of the Huntsville Chapter of the Alabama Archaeological Society.

On a more personal note, portraits of my great-great-grandparents, Isaiah and Martha Dill, are hanging in the dining room of the Burritt Mansion. They were painted by noted artist William Frye, who was known for his technique of painting the eyes looking straight ahead so that they seem to be looking at one from any point in the room and the charactistic plain background. Isaiah was the Chancellor for North Alabama during the Civil War and Martha was a local artist.

Stop by the Burritt Museum and Park often throughout the year for special events and exciting displays and exhibits.