Painted by the art teacher and students at the school in the school colors. The design includes finger prints of each student.

A 4 X 4 square on a shed opposite side of the property from Rising Star, the first square hung at the B & J Farm It also can be viewed while traveling west on I-81 just inside Jefferson County.

Visible from I-81 W just before you get to I-40.

The square is located on the small house behind the main home. The residence overlooks the Holston River and the railroad bridge that was fought over in the civil war.

This building was originally New Market School. The "twin squares" represent the civic and educational purposes of the building.

Art students at the school painted this square in the white and blue school colors of JMS.

See this square at eye level on the front porch of the store. It was originally built in 1901 and is still a working store today.

The square represents the tragic New Market train wreck that happened on September 24, 1904.

This farm has been in the family since the Depression. The quilt square was placed in honor of the tradition of quilting in the family and its quilters.