"In 1904 the original cornerstone of the courthouse was laid with Masonic honors and the Masons have agreed to return to dedicate this new stone as well. The stone will find a final resting place on the North side of the courthouse near the

original cornerstone. Al Lewis has graciously agreed to provide the wagon

and horsepower," Corker wrote in an email this week.

After the ceremony, residents can wander the historic courthouse for two hours and soak up some of the flavor that has led several television shows and movies to come to Coweta County and film.

Corker said there are two official commemorative items available for residents who want to preserve the moment. The two items are an engraved Alder Wood ornament and a hand-painted ceramic box. The ornament sells for $10 and the

ceramic box sells for $20. Corker said only 250 of the wooden ornaments have been

produced and only 100 of the ceramic boxes will be available for sale.

Anyone interested in purchasing either keepsake can contact the Coweta County Information Office or purchase the items following the June 5 ceremony while quantities last.