Crossroads
Museum names new director
By L.A. Story - Daily Corinthian
A new director
with a new vision is taking the helm at the Historic Corinth Depot
and Crossroads Museum this week.
Kathryn
Dilworth comes to the position of director for the Crossroads Museum
with a strong background working with non-profit organizations.
Within
the nonprofit setting my role has been predominantly fundraising,
public relations and marketing, said Dilworth.
In taking
the reigns as director, Dilworth will take over the position permanently
that has been filled for the past three years by the interim director,
Ed Lucas, who took over when Kristy White left the job to become director
of the Corinth Area Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Although
reared in Huntsville, Ala., Dilworth has strong family ties to the
Corinth area. Upon retirement, Dilworths parents, Hal and Maggie
Dilworth, moved back to the family farm in the Hinkle community. She
also has many other relatives in the area.
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more: Daily Corinthian - Dilworth named director of Corinth Depot
and Crossroads Museum