churches: McComb, MS: Cooper Postcard Collection, 1892-1927 - 08/25/08 10:02 AM
There is a wonderful collection of postcards created by Forrest Lamar Cooper from 1892 to 1927 available for viewing at the Mississippi Department of Archives and History website. Many of the photos depict scenes from McComb, including several images of downtown McComb, stately residences, the railroad, the J.J. White lumber company, … (2 comments)
churches: Churches and Other Historic Property in Osyka, Mississippi - 09/15/07 10:50 AM
Osyka, MS, is a wonderful town in Pike County just a stone's throw north of the Louisiana line. It's imbued with a rich history dating back before the Civil War. Here are some pictures I took on a recent trip to the town. Osyka Presbyterian Church, est. 1856. The former Catholic church, recently … (4 comments)
churches: Pictures of Churches in Magnolia, Mississippi - 09/09/07 02:23 AM
These are some pictures I took of some of the beautiful churches in Magnolia, Mississippi. There are many wonderful historic homes here as well. Magnolia is a nice place to live. I hope you can visit some time or even move here! Episcopal Church of Our Redeemer, established 1875 Magnolia United Methodist Church, … (0 comments)
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There is a wonderful collection of postcards created by Forrest Lamar Cooper from 1892 to 1927 available for viewing at the Mississippi Department of Archives and History website. Many of the photos depict scenes from McComb, including several images of downtown McComb, stately residences, the railroad, the J.J. White lumber company, … (2 comments)
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