The 2008 Ornament depicts the west entrance sign and fountain with the "old water tank" in the background.  The  "old water tank" was erected in the late 1950's  and seved the town for approximately 50 years.  It was decommissioned and dismantled in 2008.


The 2007 Ornament honors the 50th anniversary of the Turbeville Rural Fire Department.  In 1957, Dee & Loren Wingard traveled to Battle Creek, Michigan to pick up the new 1957 Ford Fire Truck.


The 2006 Ornament honors the 50th anniversary of the historical landmark - The Chat-n-Chew.  Founded and built by Hassie Gibbons it has been an anchor business in town and is world renown.  The Chat-n-Chew has had owners:  Hassie & Dalma Gibbons, Glellan Atkinson, Furman & Carolyn Walker, Larry & Leslie Gibbons, and Jeffrey Osborne.  The Chat-N-Chew is famous for more than its fried chicken and hometown fellowship.  It was mentioned in a novel by Dorothy Benton Franks and  Coastal Carolina College (later University) was organized and founded in the Chat-N-Chew.
The 2005 Ornament commemorated public education in our community by remembering the old Turbeville School building (later known as the East Clarendon Middle School).  This historic building was the center of community life for many years as it's auditorium served for public meetings, plling places and the home to the Turbeville Southern Methodist Church, in it's infant years.  The building held the "cannery" where local farmers would bring their produce for canning.
The 2004 Ornament commemorates the construction of the Welcome sign and Fountain.  This is the west entrance to town.