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Floyd County Museum graduates

  • Ellie Lantz, 8, Raegen Patrie, 9, Marissa Steward, 9, and Emma Schmitt, 9, graduate from Kids Day at the Floyd County Museum Saturday morning.Press photo by Thomas Nelson.

  • Children dance along with music at the Floyd County Museum's Kids Day in the museum's schoolhouse on the second floor. Press photo by Thomas Nelson.

  • Children dance a long with music at the Floyd County Museum's Kids Day in the museum's schoolhouse on the second floor. Press photo by Thomas Nelson.

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