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A gem of preservation in a complex story
Natchez, Mississippi sits on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River about 170 driving miles upriver from New Orleans. Its history runs deep, as tribal lands of the Natchez Indians to French settlement beginning in 1716. Today the town is perhaps … Continue reading
Posted in 19th century, city/town, house
Tagged Forks of the Road, MS, Natchez, Stanton Hall
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Vicksburg, at last
I grew up in Pennsylvania, a little over an hour from Gettysburg, and have made numerous trips to one of America’s most iconic battlefields. I learned the movement of armies over three days of the battle and stood transfixed by … Continue reading
Posted in 19th century, cemetery/grave, Civil War, military, national park
Tagged battlefield, Civil War, MS, vicksburg
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