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This antebellum home is located in Meridian, MS. It's being run as a bed and breakfast. Dunleith Plantation is an Antebellum home located in Natchez, MS. It's now being run as a bed and breakfast with daily tours of the mansion. This old abandoned home is located on Hwy 493 in Kemper County, MS.
This antebellum home is located in Natchez, MS. The construction was halted due to the Civil War and it was never completed. If finished, it would have been the largest octagonal home in the United States at over 30,000 sq ft. It is open for daily tours. This old home is located just north of Scooba, MS. This decaying store is located in Kemper County, MS
This water powered grist mill was built in 1790 and has been in continuous use ever since. It's located in norther Kemper County, MS. Sam Dale was a pioneer to the east Mississippi and west Alabama area in the early 1800's. This monument is his tomb and is located in Daleville, MS - the town that bears his name. This old church is located in Madison, MS.
This church was founded in 1842 and is located in Winston County, MS. This fountain is located in historic Highland Park in Meridian, MS. This church was built in 1890 and is located in Kemper County, MS.
This grave of an Unknown Confederate Soldier is located in the Enterprise Confederate Cemetery in Enterprise, MS. This is the grave of James Earl Chaney. He was one of the civil rights workers who was murdered by the KKK in the This is a grave of the Unknown Confederate Soldier, located in the Clarke County Confederate Cemetery, just south of Quitman, MS.
These are the entrance signs, both old and new, for the Clarke County Confederate Cemetery, south of Quitman, MS. This is the These are the Windsor Ruins - all that remains of a grand antebellum home located near Port Gibson, MS. It was once the largest Antebellum Greek Revival home in the state of Mississippi. It burned to the ground on the night of February 17th, 1890 when a guest left a lighted cigar on the balcony.
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