White Oak Bowls


Only 3 left in house!

The largest White Oak Tree in Tennessee grew at the Bethany Presbyterian Church in Giles County. It had a circumference of over twenty-two feet. It was truly one of God's treasures. A wind storm on July 20, 2000 blew this tree down, which had stood for an estimated three hundred years. The Giles County Tourism Foundation commissioned Mike Tomerlin, a local craftsman, to make bowls fromthe wood of this historical tree. There are approximately 30 bowls left of the 100. There are a variety of shapes and sizes in the Tourism office. All have certificates that accompany the bowls.

For more information, contact:
Giles County Tourism Foundation
P.O. Box 678 / 1 Public Square
Pulaski, Tennessee 38478

Make checks payable to the Giles County Tourism Foundation,

gctourism@gilescountytourism.com
For more information, call 931-424-4044

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