Captions List for Mississippi Photos

Word index of all photos (without thumbnails) covering Mississippi.

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  • Jackson: Mississippi State Capitol under arch of oaks.
  • Jackson: Mississippi State Capitol (1901-3).
  • Jackson: Dome of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Golden eagle atop Dome of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Pediment of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Pediment of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Allegorical figures on pediment of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Allegorical figures on pediment of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Monument to Women of the Confederacy (Wives, Mothers & Daughters Memorial) (1917) by Belle Kinney at Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Stairway detail on Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Neoclassical details of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Lamp globe on Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Dome interior of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Rotunda of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Rotunda of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Blind justice carved in Rotunda of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Round stained glass window in Rotunda of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Rococo detail of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Stained glass window of woman with sword on stairwell of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Stained glass window of native with bow on stairwell of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Stained glass window of pioneer felling tree on stairwell of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Senate chamber of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Senate chamber of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Skylight dome of Senate chamber of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Stained glass details of skylight dome of Senate chamber of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Marble front wall of Senate chamber of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Entrance arch to House of Representatives in Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: House of Representatives chamber in Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Speakers rostrum of House of Representatives in Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Leaded glass window of House of Representatives in Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: House of Representatives domed ceiling in Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Stained glass domed skylight in House of Representatives of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Coat of Arms in House of Representatives of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Decorated bracket in House of Representatives of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Old Supreme Court chamber of Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Stained glass window with Literature & History books in Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: First Baptist Church (1924) (opposite State Capitol).
  • Jackson: Gothic-style windows of First Baptist Church.
  • Jackson: Public Employees' Retirement System building (429 Mississippi St.).
  • Jackson: Mississippi Secretary of State building (1924) (401 Mississippi St.).
  • Jackson: Galloway House (1889) (304 N Congress).
  • Jackson: Second Empire tower of Galloway House.
  • Jackson: Galloway Memorial United Methodist Church (1915) (305 N Congress St.).
  • Jackson: Older Greek-Revival wing of Galloway Memorial United Methodist Church.
  • Jackson: Department of Transportation Building (401 N West St.).
  • Jackson: Woolfolk State Office Building (1949) (16 floors) (501 North West St.).
  • Jackson: Flag Wall Veteran's Memorial at Woolfolk State Office Building.
  • Jackson: Sculpture of soldier with young girl of Flag Wall Veteran's Memorial at Woolfolk State Office Building.
  • Jackson: Carroll Gartin Department of Justice Building (2008) (450 High St.).
  • Jackson: Walter Sillers State Office Building (1972) (20 floors) (550 High St.).
  • Jackson: Old Mississippi State Capitol with heritage buildings along Capitol Street.
  • Jackson: Dome of Old Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Old Mississippi State Capitol (1839) (State & Capitol) now State Museum.
  • Jackson: Brick & marble facade of Old Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Neoclassical details of Old Mississippi State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Silver coffee urn from Natchez home of Winthrop Sargent, first governor of Mississippi Territory (1798-1801) at Museum of Mississippi History.
  • Jackson: Seal of Missisippi [sic] Territory (1798) used until 1817 at Museum of Mississippi History.
  • Jackson: Chickasaw Indian beaded sash or baldric given by Chief William Colbert when Chickasaws were removed from MS to Indian Territory in 1830s at Museum of Mississippi History.
  • Jackson: Detail of Princess Feather pattern quilt (c1825-45) by Mary Hicks Stovall at Museum of Mississippi History.
  • Jackson: Corncob & wax wick candle served settlers in time of shortage at Museum of Mississippi History.
  • Jackson: Fairytale figurines (mid 20th C) by Walter Anderson at Museum of Mississippi History.
  • Jackson: Civil Rights buttons (1960s) like We Shall Overcome at Museum of Mississippi History.
  • Jackson: Winter Archives (North & Amite), part of home of Museum of Mississippi History.
  • Jackson: Mississippi Governor's Mansion (1841) (300 E Capitol St.).
  • Jackson: Mississippi Governor's Mansion.
  • Jackson: Portico of Mississippi Governor's Mansion.
  • Jackson: Side view of Mississippi Governor's Mansion.
  • Jackson: Lamar Life, Capitol Towers Building & St Andrews Episcopal Cathedral on Capitol Street.
  • Jackson: Lamar Life Building (1924-5) (10 floors) (317 E Capitol St.).
  • Jackson: Gothic skyscraper facade of Lamar Life Building.
  • Jackson: Details of Capitol Towers & Lamar Life Buildings.
  • Jackson: Gothic clock tower of Lamar Life Building.
  • Jackson: Gothic clock tower of Lamar Life Building.
  • Jackson: Gargoyle like carvings of Lamar Life Building.
  • Jackson: Lamar Life Building & St Andrews Episcopal Cathedral.
  • Jackson: Towers of Lamar Life & St Andrews Episcopal Cathedral.
  • Jackson: St Andrews Episcopal Cathedral (1903) (305 E Capitol St.).
  • Jackson: Facade details of St Andrews Episcopal Cathedral.
  • Jackson: Towers of Lamar Life, St Andrews Episcopal Cathedral & Federal Building along Capitol Street.
  • Federal Building / U S Post Office (1934) (245 E. Capitol St.).
  • Jackson: Carved Art Deco Eagle over entrance of Jackson Federal Building.
  • Jackson: Brick Tudor style building (319 E. Capitol St.).
  • Jackson: Former Bank of Mississippi Building (1924) (329 E. Capitol St.).
  • Jackson: Former Jones-Kennington Dry Goods Store (now Heritage Building) (1905) (6 floors) (401 E. Capitol St.).
  • Jackson: Harding Building on East Capitol Street near Old State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Harding Building (1892) (3 floors) (500 E. Capitol St.).
  • Jackson: Emporium Building cast iron overhang canopy.
  • Jackson: Emporium Building (1906) (400 E. Capitol St.).
  • Jackson: Plaza, two-storey & Emporium Buildings along Congress Street.
  • Jackson: Art Deco facade of Plaza Building.
  • Jackson: Plaza Building (1929) (120 N Congress).
  • Jackson: Art Deco entrance of Plaza Building.
  • Jackson: Art Deco carving details of Plaza Building.
  • Jackson: Streetscape up Congress Street to State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Streetscape along West Capitol Street.
  • Jackson: Regions (former AmSouth) Bank Building (1929) (18 floors) (200 East Capitol St.).
  • Jackson: Facade details of Regions Bank Building.
  • Jackson: Facade details of Regions Bank Building.
  • Jackson: Regions Plaza (1975) (22 floors) & Regions Bank Building (1929) (18 floors) (200 East Capitol St.).
  • Jackson: One Jackson Place (1987) (14 floors) (188 E. Capitol St.).
  • Jackson: Upper stories facade of One Jackson Place.
  • Jackson: Dr. A.H. McCoy Federal Building (15 floors) (100 W Capitol St.).
  • Jackson: Dr. A.H. McCoy Federal Building named after black founder of insurance company.
  • Jackson: City Center (1953-8) (12 floors) (200 South Lamar St.).
  • Jackson: City Center tower arcade entrance.
  • Jackson: King Edward Hotel (1923) to right of Standard Life Tower.
  • Jackson: Standard Life Tower (1929) (22 floors) (127 Roach St. at West Pearl) built in 5 months, 15 days.
  • Jackson: Ground-level facade of Standard Life Tower.
  • Jackson: St Peters Catholic Cathedral (1897) (203 N West St.).
  • Jackson: Mosaic facade of St Peters Catholic Cathedral.
  • Jackson: Colonial Revival St Peters Rectory (1921) (123 N West St.) by Theodore Link & Georgian Revival Mississippi Catholic Diocese Headquarters (1946) (237 E Amite St.) by James T. Canizaro.
  • Jackson: Central High School (1888-89, 1911, 1925) (259 N West St.).
  • Jackson: Towers of Jackson Central High School.
  • Jackson: Former Greyhound Bus Station (1937-8) (219 N Lamar St.).
  • Jackson: Robert E. Lee Office Building (1930) (12 floors) (23 N Lamar St.).
  • Jackson: Colored heritage facades (107-113 N. State St.).
  • Jackson: Standard Oil Company Building (600 E. Amite St.).
  • Jackson: John & Sarah Ligon House (1860's) (839 N State St) now Municipal Art Gallery.
  • Jackson: Jackson City Hall was used as hospital by both sides during War Between the States. It was built by slaves using hand-made bricks.
  • Jackson: Jackson City Hall (1846) (218 S. President St.).
  • Jackson: Jackson Firehouse (now Metro Jackson Chamber of Commerce) (201 S President St).
  • Jackson: Hinds County Court House (1929) (401 E Pascagoula) with statues of Moses & Socrates.
  • Jackson: Shield over portal of Hinds County Court House.
  • Jackson: Statue of Moses with Ten Commandments on Hinds County Court House.
  • Jackson: Art Deco Egyptian sphinx on Hinds County Court House.
  • Jackson: Art Deco carved eagle on Hinds County Court House.
  • Jackson: Capitol Towers Building & view to State Capitol.
  • Jackson: Thalia Mara Hall (1966-8) (255 E Pascagoula St.).
  • Jackson: Mississippi Art Center / Museum of Art & Russell C. Davis Planetarium (201 E. Pascagoula St.).
  • Jackson: Mississippi TelCom Center (2007) (105 E. Pascagoula St.).
  • Jackson: Charles Henry Manship House Museum (1857) (412 E. Fortification St.).
  • Jackson: Gothic Revival Manship House adapted for southern climate from pattern book of A.J. Downing.
  • Jackson: Gothic barge board & pointed window of Manship House.
  • Jackson: Cast iron trim in grape vine pattern of Manship House.
  • Jackson: Entrance hall of Manship House.
  • Jackson: Wall painting of George Washington in hall Manship House.
  • Jackson: Wall painting of gentleman in hall Manship House, probably by Charles Manship whose business was house decoration.
  • Jackson: Front bedroom of Manship House.
  • Jackson: Half tester bed in front bedroom of Manship House.
  • Jackson: Victorian wreath in Manship House.
  • Jackson: Dresser with wash basin & pitcher in Manship House.
  • Jackson: Parlor fireplace in Manship House.
  • Jackson: Parlor in Manship House.
  • Jackson: Parlor painting, table & wallpaper in Manship House.
  • Jackson: Antique dressers in bedroom of Manship House.
  • Jackson: Draped tester bed in Manship House.
  • Jackson: Bedside table in Manship House.
  • Jackson: Carved wooden bed in Manship House.
  • Jackson: Velvet chairs in bedroom of Manship House.
  • Jackson: Antique wallpaper pattern at Manship House.
  • Jackson: Antique corner chairs at Manship House.
  • Jackson: Dining room of Manship House.
  • Jackson: Sideboard of Manship House.
  • Jackson: Deserts displayed on sideboard of Manship House.
  • Jackson: Fireplace with plate warmer in dining room of Manship House.
  • Jackson: Oaks House Museum (1846) (823 N. Jefferson St.) occupied by Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman.
  • Jackson: Entrance hall of Oaks House with horsehide couch from Abe Lincoln's law office.
  • Jackson: Dining room of Oaks House Museum.
  • Jackson: Sideboard with china in dining room of Oaks House Museum.
  • Jackson: China bowl painted with flowers in Oaks House Museum.
  • Jackson: Bed with turned posts in Oaks House Museum.
  • Jackson: Two-toned antique dresser in Oaks House Museum.
  • Jackson: Roll-front writing desk in Oaks House Museum.
  • Jackson: Card table in Oaks House Museum.
  • Jackson: Chairs in Oaks House Museum.
  • Jackson: Wash basin & pitcher atop dresser in Oaks House Museum.
  • Jackson: Eudora Welty House Museum (1925) (1119 Pinehurst Pl.).
  • Jackson: Eudora Welty House Museum & gardens.
  • Jackson: Portrait of Eudora Welty (1909-2001) Pulitzer Prize-winning author.
  • Jackson: Eudora Welty's chair in her former home.
  • Jackson: Chair & table in Eudora Welty House Museum.
  • Jackson: Books stacked in dining room of Eudora Welty House.
  • Jackson: Drop front desk in Eudora Welty House.
  • Jackson: Display of Eudora Welty's novels in her House Museum.
  • Jackson: Portrait of Eudora Welty's parents Chestina & Christian.
  • Jackson: Eudora Welty's working desk as it was when she died.
  • Jackson: Main street Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum (1150 Lakeland Dr.).
  • Jackson: Pioneer church & early Masonic Lodge moved to Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Collection of bells at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Early gas station moved to Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Gothic doctor's office building at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: False fronted general store (c1920s) at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Stoneware jug from Way, MS & blue painted salt glaze jar at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Antique stoneware crocks at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Iron jail cells at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Log farm outbuildings at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Ethnic Heritage Center at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Gullet Cotton Gin (used 1873-1925) at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Farm implements at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Experimental cotton picker (1920) at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: International Harvester one row cotton picker at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: John Deere Model B tractor (1935) at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Gun powder flask collection at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Farm household goods from early 20th C at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Farm household goods from early 20th C at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Dining table at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Surrey with fringe at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: U.S. Mail buggy (c1900) at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Buggy with steel leaf springs at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: National Agricultural Aviation Museum (1150 Lakeland Dr.) within Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Boeing Stearman aircraft outfitted as crop-duster at Agricultural Aviation Museum.
  • Jackson: Biplane wings of Boeing Stearman aircraft outfitted at Agricultural Aviation Museum.
  • Jackson: Ag Cat (1957) biplane crop-duster aircraft.
  • Jackson: Piper J-3 (1947) converted in 1950s into cutback crop-duster.
  • Jackson: Piper Pawnee Model A (1963) crop-duster.
  • Jackson: Model railway at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Model Victorian village at Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame & Museum beside Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum.
  • Jackson: War Memorial Building (1939) (120 N State St. beside Old Capitol) a WPA project.
  • Jackson: Sculpture of WW I soldiers becoming farm workers at War Memorial Building.
  • Jackson: Sculpture of WW I soldier aiding injured comrade at War Memorial Building.
  • Jackson: Sculpture of WW I soldiers ready for assault at War Memorial Building.
  • Jackson: Details of WW I soldiers assault sculpture at War Memorial Building.
  • Jackson: Cast aluminum doors with scenes from Battles of Ackia 1736 & Buena Vista 1847 at War Memorial Building.
  • Jackson: Cast aluminum doors with scenes from Battles of San Juan Hill 1898 & Belleau Woods 1918 at War Memorial Building.
  • Jackson: Cast aluminum doors with scenes from Battles of New Orleans 1815 & Vicksburg 1863 at War Memorial Building.
  • Jackson: Cast aluminum scene from Battle of Ackia 1736 at War Memorial Building.
  • Jackson: Cast aluminum scene from Battle of Buena Vista 1847 at War Memorial Building.
  • Jackson: Cast aluminum scene from Battle of New Orleans 1815 at War Memorial Building.
  • Jackson: Cast aluminum scene from Battle of Vicksburg 1863 at War Memorial Building.
  • Jackson: Cast aluminum scene from Battle of San Juan Hill 1898 at War Memorial Building.
  • Jackson: Cast aluminum scene from Battle of Belleau Woods 1918 at War Memorial Building.
  • Jackson: Cast aluminum door detail of Browning machine gun 1916-18 & aircraft 1940 at War Memorial Building.
  • Jackson: Cast aluminum door detail of WW I tank 1918 at War Memorial Building.
  • Jackson: Memorial wall at War Memorial Building.
  • Jackson: Cast aluminum detail of magnolias at War Memorial Building.
  • Jackson: Monument to the Confederate Dead (1891) before Charlotte Capers Building.
  • Jackson: CSA soldier atop obelisk of Confederate Memorial.
  • Jackson: Castle-like base of Confederate Memorial.
  • Jackson: Confederate Memorial base & Charlotte Capers Building.
  • Jackson: Charlotte Capers Building (1972) (on State St.) of Mississippi Department of Archives and History.
  • Jackson: Koi fish street theme art.
  • Jackson: Plaid fish street theme art.
  • Jackson: I am Jackson fish street theme art.
  • Jackson: Mosaic fish street theme art.
  • Jackson: Flowered fish in fountain fish street theme art.
  • Jackson: Computer fish street theme art.
  • Natchez: US Highway 65 Bridge over Mississippi River between Natchez, MS & Vidalia, LA.
  • Natchez: Double steel structures of US Highway 65 Bridge over Mississippi River.
  • Natchez: Isle of Capri riverboat casino & US Highway 65 Bridge over Mississippi River.
  • Natchez: Isle of Capri riverboat casino & US Highway 65 Bridge over Mississippi River.
  • Natchez: View of Mississippi River at Natchez.
  • Natchez: Natchez Under-the-Hill tourist area on Silver Street, once a saloon district serving river boats docked nearby.
  • Natchez: Saloon in Natchez Under-the-Hill.
  • Natchez: Natchez Under-the-Hill & Riverwalk along Mississippi River.
  • Natchez: Mississippi River below the heights of Natchez.
  • Natchez: Gazebo (20th C replica) on heights over Mississippi River.
  • Natchez: Old Natchez rail station now tourist information office.
  • Natchez: Bontura (c1851) (107 South Broadway) built by Robert D. Smith, a free African-American who ran a carriage service. Later an inn run by Portuguese merchant Jose Bontura.
  • Natchez: Double galleries of Bontura House.
  • Natchez: Edelweiss house (c1883) (209 South Broadway).
  • Natchez: The Parsonage (c1852) (S. Broadway St. at Washington).
  • Natchez: Rosalie (c1820-23) (100 Orleans at Broadway St.) built by Peter Little, overlooks Mississippi near site of Natchez Indians' massacre of French at Fort Rosalie & was headquarters of Union Army during Civil War.
  • Natchez: Rosalie was headquarters of Union Army during Civil War.
  • Natchez: Wensell House (1888) (206 Washington St.) plus 2nd Queen Anne house.
  • Natchez: Don Manuel Texada home (c1792) (222 S. Wall at Washington St.) has served as a tavern, hotel & oldest Capitol Building in Mississippi.
  • Natchez: Front door of Texada home oldest Capitol Building in Mississippi.
  • Natchez: Greenlea House (1795-1853) (211 S. Wall at Washington St.).
  • Natchez: Front door of Greenlea House.
  • Natchez: Griffith-McComas House (1793) (301 S. Wall at Washington St.).
  • Natchez: Outdoor staircase of Griffith-McComas House.
  • Natchez: Holly Hedges House (c1796) (S. Wall at Washington St.).
  • Natchez: Front door of Holly Hedges House.
  • Natchez: Coyle House (1793-4) (307 S. Wall St.).
  • Natchez: Front door of Coyle House.
  • Natchez: 305 S. Wall St. with two-story porch.
  • Natchez: Governor David Holmes House (c1794) (207 S. Wall St.) from Spanish Period.
  • Natchez: Front door of Governor David Holmes House.
  • Natchez: Queen Anne cottage with curved porch (304 S. Wall St.).
  • Natchez: Magnolia Hall (c1858) (Pearl at Washington St.) is last mansion built in Natchez prior to Civil War now hosts costume museum.
  • Natchez: Front door of Magnolia Hall Museum.
  • Natchez: Greek columns of Magnolia Hall Museum.
  • Natchez: Pleasant Hill (1835) (310 Pearl St. at Orleans).
  • Natchez: Rosemound (c1799) (407 Orleans St.).
  • Natchez: Bailey House (c1897) (400 Commerce at Orleans).
  • Natchez: Facade details of Bailey House.
  • Natchez: Neoclassical house (404 S. Commerce St.).
  • Natchez: Glen Auburn home (c1875) (S. Commerce St.) built by Christian Schwartz.
  • Natchez: Second Empire tower of Glen Auburn home.
  • Natchez: Oblique view of Second Empire Glen Auburn home.
  • Natchez: Trinity Episcopal Church (1822) (305 S. Commerce St.) with windows by Louis C. Tiffany.
  • Natchez: Columns of Trinity Episcopal Church.
  • Natchez: Kuehnle Hall parish house of Trinity Episcopal Church.
  • Natchez: Temple B'nai Israel (1905) (Washington St.).
  • Natchez: Front doors of Temple B'nai Israel.
  • Natchez: Federal style house (509 S. Wall St.) against dome of Temple B'nai Israel.
  • Natchez: Van Court Town Houses (c1835) (Washington St. at S. Union).
  • Natchez: Cast iron porch of Van Court Town Houses.
  • Natchez: LaCroze Townhouse (1843) (S. Union at Washington St.).
  • Natchez: Streetscape along South Union Street from Washington St.
  • Natchez: Creole-style cottage (212 S. Union St.).
  • Natchez: Zurhellen Townhouse (c1856) (210 Union St.).
  • Natchez: Duplex (1838) (605 Washington St.).
  • Natchez: Caroline Slier House (c1835) (613 Washington St.).
  • Natchez: Edward House (c1830) (612 Washington St.).
  • Natchez: White federal-style house (621 Washington St.).
  • Natchez: Red & blue shingle house (306 S. Rankin).
  • Natchez: Eastlake porch (700 Orleans St.).
  • Natchez: The Elms (Washington St. at Martin Luther King).
  • Natchez: Peter Crist House (c1800) (200 S. Martin Luther King St.).
  • Natchez: Elevated house with exterior stairs (713 State St.).
  • Natchez: Fountain in Memorial Park beside St. Mary's Catholic Basilica.
  • Natchez: St. Mary's Catholic Basilica (1842) (107 S. Union St.).
  • Natchez: Rear round end of St. Mary's Catholic Basilica.
  • Natchez: Streetscape of Natchez Main Street.
  • Natchez: Brown Barnett Dixon's building (511 Main St.).
  • Natchez: Fountain with Natchez Indian Medallion (1911) (Commerce at Main Sts.).
  • Natchez: Streetscape of Natchez Main Street from Commerce to Eola Hotel.
  • Natchez: Bank Building (1889) (401 Main St.).
  • Natchez: Upper floor details of Bank Building (1889) (401 Main St.).
  • Natchez: Natchez Eola Hotel (1927) (Pearl St. at Main) & Levy Building.
  • Natchez: Yellow brick commercial building opposite Eola Hotel (334 Main St.).
  • Natchez: W.J. Hogan building (1888) (324 Main St.).
  • Natchez: Natchez Institute (1901) (108 S. Commerce St.) home of Historic Natchez Foundation.
  • Natchez: Natchez Office Building (1871) (126 S. Commerce St.).
  • Natchez: First Presbyterian Church (1828-9) (117 S. Pearl St.).
  • Natchez: Cupola of First Presbyterian Church.
  • Natchez: Facade of First Presbyterian Church.
  • Natchez: Adams County Courthouse (1820s, renovated 1920s) (S. Wall St.).
  • Natchez: Adams County Courthouse.
  • Natchez: (Former Opera House) (1850s) (now Federal Courthouse) (2007) (Pearl between Main & State).
  • Natchez: Natchez City Hall (S. Pearl St.).
  • Natchez: Brick heritage house with white trim (812 Main St.).
  • Natchez: Guest House Historic Inn (c1840) (405 Franklin St.).
  • Natchez: City Bank & Trust Co. building (409 Franklin St.).
  • Natchez: Carved eagle above door of City Bank & Trust Co. building.
  • Natchez: Jefferson Street Methodist Church (1870s) (511 Jefferson St.).
  • Natchez: The House on Ellicott's Hill (c1798) (215 N. Canal St.) Andrew Ellicott raised American flag here in 1797, in defiance of Spain.
  • Natchez: Balconies of House on Ellicott's Hill.
  • Natchez: Side view of House on Ellicott's Hill.
  • Natchez: Priests' House (c1805-10) & Lawyers Lodge (c1820) beside House on Ellicott's Hill.
  • Natchez: Lawyers Lodge (c1820) (201 N. Canal St.).
  • Natchez: Choctaw House (1837) (310 N. Wall St.).
  • Natchez: Portico of Choctaw House.
  • Natchez: Oval window in pediment of Choctaw House.
  • Natchez: Old south feel of Choctaw House.
  • Natchez: White Wings House (1833-54 & c1888) (311 N. Wall St.).
  • Natchez: Cherokee House (c1794-1810) (217 High at Wall St.).
  • Natchez: Facade of Cherokee House.
  • Natchez: Queen Anne-style house (401 N. Commerce St.).
  • Natchez: Lisso House (c1892) (310 N. Commerce St.).
  • Natchez: Linton House (c1810) (304 N. Commerce St.).
  • Natchez: Front door of Linton House.
  • Natchez: Wilkins Town House (c1835) (300 N. Commerce St.) with men's & women's staircases.
  • Natchez: Federal-style house (c1796) (306 Pearl St.) with men's & women's staircases.
  • Natchez: Myrtle Terrace House (c1844) (310 Pearl St.).
  • Natchez: Dr. Dubs Town House (1852-4) (311 Pearl St.).
  • Natchez: Myrtle Bank House (1835; 1870s) (408 Pearl St.).
  • Natchez: Shields Town House (c1860) (701 N. Union at B. St.).
  • Natchez: The Burn (c1832) (712 N. Union St.) built by John Walsworth, was later Headquarters for Federal Fort McPherson & then a hospital in Civil War.
  • Natchez: Portal of The Burn.
  • Natchez: Gerard Brandon IV House (1890) (708 N. Union St.).
  • Natchez: Wigwam (c1790-1837) (307 Oak St.).
  • Natchez: Keyhole House (1890) (1016 Main St. at Arlington.
  • Natchez: Queen Anne-style house on Main St near Martin Luther King St.
  • Natchez: Hope Farm (c1775-1789) (Homochitto at Duncan Ave.) once home of a Spanish governor.
  • Natchez: Front entrance of Hope Farm.
  • Natchez: Dunleith Mansion (48 Homochitto at Arlington).
  • Natchez: W.H. Braden Elementary School (Homochitto St.).
  • Natchez: Auburn mansion (c1812) ( Duncan at Auburn Ave.).
  • Natchez: Auburn mansion.
  • Natchez: Gloucester (c1803) (201 Lower Woodville Rd.) former home of Winthrop Sargent, first Mississippi Territorial Governor.
  • Natchez: Glenburnie planter's residence (c1833) (551 John R. Junkin Dr.).
  • Natchez: Elms Court mansion (1837).
  • Natchez: Elms Court mansion amid Spanish Moss.
  • Natchez: Linden (c1800) (1 Linden Place off Melrose Ave.) once home of Thomas B. Reed, first elected U.S. Senator from Mississippi.
  • Natchez: Portico of Linden.
  • Natchez: Front door of Linden, now a Bed & Breakfast.
  • Natchez: Melrose (1845) (1 Melrose at Montebello Parkway).
  • Natchez: Melrose run by National Park Service.
  • Natchez: Oakland (1835) (9 Oakhurst off Old Pond Rd.) built for granddaughter of Don Estevan Minor, Governor of Natchez Territory during Spanish regime.
  • Natchez: Longwood of mid-19th century Oriental style built for Haller & Julia Nutt.
  • Natchez: Dome of Longwood.
  • Natchez: Woodwork details of porch of Longwood.
  • Natchez: Front door of Longwood.
  • Natchez: Brackets of Longwood.
  • Natchez: Greek columns of Longwood.
  • Natchez: Oriental arches of Longwood.
  • Natchez: Interior octagonal layout of Longwood.
  • Natchez: Central room of Longwood with skylights in ceiling.
  • Natchez: Smoking room fireplace in Longwood.
  • Natchez: Portrait of Haller Nutt builder Longwood.
  • Natchez: Portrait of Julia Nutt at Longwood.
  • Natchez: Room with staircase in Longwood.
  • Natchez: Roll-front secretary which belonged to Haller Nutt at Longwood.
  • Natchez: Dining room at Longwood.
  • Natchez: Overhead fan (punkah) in dining room of Longwood.
  • Natchez: Table setting in dining room of Longwood.
  • Natchez: Serving dishes in dining room of Longwood.
  • Natchez: Original blueprint of Longwood basement level by Samuel Sloan.
  • Natchez: Original blueprint of Longwood principal level.
  • Natchez: Original blueprint of Longwood second floor level.
  • Natchez: Original blueprint of Longwood attic level.
  • Natchez: View up of Longwood upper unfinished floors with scaffolding from before Civil War when construction stopped.
  • Natchez: View up of Longwood upper unfinished floors with scaffolding from before Civil War when construction stopped.
  • Natchez: Longwood scaffolding details.
  • Natchez: View of Longwood outbuildings from top of house.
  • Natchez: Outbuilding of Longwood Plantation.
  • Natchez: Forests surrounding Longwood.
  • Natchez: Stanton Hall (c1857) (High at Pearl St.).
  • Natchez: Portico of Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: View up driveway to Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: Cast iron railings of Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: View up driveway to Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: Front hall of Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: Marble fireplace of Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: Desk & bookcase of Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: Living room of Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: Plaster work of Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: Settee in Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: Dining room of Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: Dining room sideboard of Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: Porcelain serving dish at Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: Hand painted wallpaper in upstairs hall of Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: Oriental design with camel in upper hall of Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: Oriental design with elephant in upper hall of Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: View from upstairs sitting room of Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: Four poster bed in Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: Sitting area upstairs in Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: Half tester bed in Stanton Hall.
  • Natchez: Monmouth mansion (c1818) ( John A. Quitman Pkwy) was home of General John A. Quitman, an early Mississippi governor of Mexican War fame.
  • Natchez: Courtyard of Monmouth mansion.
  • Natchez: Gardens of Monmouth mansion.
  • Natchez: Spanish moss in garden of Monmouth mansion.
  • Natchez: Bust in curved stairway of Monmouth mansion.
  • Natchez: Wallpaper in front hall of Monmouth mansion.
  • Natchez: Wallpaper & vase in front hall of Monmouth mansion.
  • Natchez: Porcelain collection at Monmouth mansion.
  • Natchez: Sitting room at Monmouth mansion.
  • Natchez: Sitting room at Monmouth mansion.
  • Natchez: Dining room of Monmouth mansion.
  • Natchez: Silver service at Monmouth mansion.
  • Natchez: Chandelier at Monmouth mansion.
  • Natchez: Silver rabbit napkin holder ring at Monmouth mansion.
  • Natchez: Emerald Mound, built up over 300 years (1300-1600) by ancestors of Natchez Indians.
  • Natchez: National Parks Sign for Emerald Mound off Natchez Trace Parkway.
  • Natchez: Emerald Mound second largest temple mound in USA.
  • Natchez: Emerald Mound once supported native temples, ceremonial structures & burial sites.
  • Vicksburg: Memorial Arch (1920) by Charles Lawhon at Vicksburg National Military Park.
  • Vicksburg: Ohio Monument of 83rd infantry with draped obelisk.
  • Vicksburg: Ohio Monument of 48th infantry with drum, backpacks & rifles.
  • Vicksburg: Minnesota State Memorial 1907 by William Couper.
  • Vicksburg: Minnesota State Memorial as granite obelisk with bronze woman of peace.
  • Vicksburg: Michigan State Memorial (1916) by Herbert Adams.
  • Vicksburg: Woman symbolizing Spirit of Michigan on State Memorial.
  • Vicksburg: Ohio Monument of 20th infantry with soldier aiming flintlock.
  • Vicksburg: Michigan artillery positions.
  • Vicksburg: Artillery pieces in woods.
  • Vicksburg: Illinois State Memorial sits on ridge above Union trenches.
  • Vicksburg: Illinois State Memorial (1906) by W.L.B. Jenney & sculptor Charles J. Mulligan.
  • Vicksburg: Interior dome of Illinois State Memorial.
  • Vicksburg: Mosaic seal of State of Illinois in State Memorial.
  • Vicksburg: Shirley House, only structure in battle lines to survive battle of Vicksburg.
  • Vicksburg: Wisconsin State Memorial (1911) by Julius Loester.
  • Vicksburg: "Old Abe" war eagle mascot of 8th Wisconsin Infantry atop State Memorial.
  • Vicksburg: Statues at base of Wisconsin State Memorial.
  • Vicksburg: Ohio Monument with soldier holding flintlock.
  • Vicksburg: Ohio Monument of 30th infantry with soldier holding flag.
  • Vicksburg: Ohio Monument of 54th infantry with soldier holding flintlock.
  • Vicksburg: Ohio Monument of 57th infantry with soldier aiming flintlock.
  • Vicksburg: Monument to African American soldiers at Battle of Vicksburg.
  • Vicksburg: New York State Memorial (1917) by A.J. Zabriskie.
  • Vicksburg: Massachusetts State Memorial (1903) by Theo Alice Ruggles Kitson.
  • Vicksburg: Pennsylvania State Memorial (1906).
  • Vicksburg: New Hampshire State Memorial (1904).
  • Vicksburg: Rhode Island State Memorial (1908) by Frank Edwin Elwell.
  • Vicksburg: General Ulysses S. Grant equestrian statue (1918) by F.C. Hibbard.
  • Vicksburg: Thayer's Approach where Union troops attempted an assault up hill May 19-22, 1863, before Grant decided to conduct siege.
  • Vicksburg: Ohio Monument with prone soldier firing flintlock.
  • Vicksburg: Ohio Monument of 46th infantry with soldier writing letter.
  • Vicksburg: Ohio Monument of 76th infantry with soldier bowing head.
  • Vicksburg: Navy Monument (1911).
  • Vicksburg: Flag Officer Charles Henry Davis & Admiral David Dixon Porter (1911) sculptures on Navy Monument.
  • Vicksburg: Admiral David Dixon Porter (1911) sculpture by Lorado Taft on Navy Monument.
  • Vicksburg: Tents over USS Cairo Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Union Ironclad sunk 1862 by electrically detonated mine at USS Cairo Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Prow view of USS Cairo recovered from bed of Mississippi River.
  • Vicksburg: Form of USS Cairo assembled from parts dredged from Mississippi River.
  • Vicksburg: USS Cairo recovered engines & internal paddlewheels covered to protect them from enemy shells.
  • Vicksburg: Steam pistons at USS Cairo Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Model of Cairo at USS Cairo Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Ship's bell recovered from USS Cairo.
  • Vicksburg: Safety lamp used in powder magazines recovered from USS Cairo.
  • Vicksburg: US Marine Corp Civil War dress cap insignia recovered from USS Cairo.
  • Vicksburg: Bottles & pans recovered from USS Cairo.
  • Vicksburg: Bottles recovered from USS Cairo.
  • Vicksburg: Ink bottles & pipes recovered from USS Cairo.
  • Vicksburg: Tennessee State Memorial (1996).
  • Vicksburg: Missouri State Memorial (1917) by Victor S. Holm.
  • Vicksburg: Base of Missouri State Memorial.
  • Vicksburg: Spirit of the Republic sculpture by Victor S. Holm on Missouri State Memorial.
  • Vicksburg: Bronze relief of Confederate soldiers on Missouri State Memorial.
  • Vicksburg: Bronze relief of Union soldiers on Missouri State Memorial.
  • Vicksburg: Arkansas State Memorial (1954).
  • Vicksburg: Ironclad steamship carved on Arkansas State Memorial.
  • Vicksburg: Arkansas dedication on State Memorial.
  • Vicksburg: Statue of Brigadier General Lloyd Tilghman CSA.
  • Vicksburg: Louisiana State Memorial (1920).
  • Vicksburg: Mississippi State Memorial (1909) by Frederick E. Triebel.
  • Vicksburg: Sculpted bronze base of Mississippi State Memorial by Steffan Thomas.
  • Vicksburg: Battle scene sculpted on Mississippi State Memorial.
  • Vicksburg: Confederate soldiers sculpted on Mississippi State Memorial.
  • Vicksburg: Texas State Memorial (1963) by Maurer architects & sculpture by Herring Coe. Lundgren.
  • Vicksburg: Alabama State Memorial (1951) by Steffan Thomas.
  • Vicksburg: Indiana State Memorial.
  • Vicksburg: Ohio Monument of 16th battery of draped canon.
  • Vicksburg: Rolling hills between Union lines & Confederate lines in distance.
  • Vicksburg: Iowa State Memorial (1912) with sculptures by H.H. Kitson.
  • Vicksburg: Field desk used at Vicksburg battle by an Illinois quartermaster.
  • Vicksburg: Council of War sculpture includes U.S. Grant & Lincoln.
  • Vicksburg: Vicksburg Battlefield Museum (4139 Frontage Rd. off I-20) in building shaped like Civil War ironclad gunboat.
  • Vicksburg: Models of ironclad ships used in War Between the States at Vicksburg Battlefield Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Model of battle of Merrimac & Monitor during Civil War at Vicksburg Battlefield Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Model of sidewheel ironclad Choctaw at Vicksburg Battlefield Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Painting of sidewheel ironclad Choctaw by Herb Mott at Vicksburg Battlefield Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Painting of sidewheel gunboat General Bragg by Herb Mott at Vicksburg Battlefield Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Painting of CSS Arkansas on Yazoo River by Herb Mott at Vicksburg Battlefield Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Painting of Federal ship Queen of the West ramming sidewheeler City of Vicksburg in Feb. 1863 by Herb Mott at Vicksburg Battlefield Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Model of Confederate & Federal lines at Vicksburg in Battlefield Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Model of Confederate & Federal lines at Vicksburg in Battlefield Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Battlefield model at Vicksburg Battlefield Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Model of Confederate redoubt at Vicksburg Battlefield Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Vicksburg Riverfront Murals by Robert Dafford on Yazoo River.
  • Vicksburg: Vicksburg Riverfront Park with sculpted towers.
  • Vicksburg: Horizon Riverboat Casino.
  • Vicksburg: Workboat Mississippi of River Commission docked at Vicksburg.
  • Vicksburg: Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad Station (1907) (500 Grove St.) will be Vicksburg Transportation Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Mississippi River Commission Building (1894 & 1914) (1400 Walnut St.).
  • Vicksburg: Octagonal tower of Mississippi River Commission Building.
  • Vicksburg: Brickwork detail of Mississippi River Commission Building.
  • Vicksburg: Terra cotta detail of Mississippi River Commission Building.
  • Vicksburg: Round terra cotta window of Mississippi River Commission Building.
  • Vicksburg: Vicksburg City Hall (c1903) (1401 Walnut St.).
  • Vicksburg: Detail of Vicksburg City Hall.
  • Vicksburg: Mississippi River Commission Building & Saint Paul's Catholic Church.
  • Vicksburg: Tower of Saint Paul's Catholic Church at Walnut & Crawford.
  • Vicksburg: B.B. Literary Club (c1915) (B'nai B'rith Literary Association) (721 Clay St.).
  • Vicksburg: Front porch carving details of B.B. Literary Club.
  • Vicksburg: Washington Streetscape with Trustmark Bank Building.
  • Vicksburg: Corner Drug Store (1123 Washington St.).
  • Vicksburg: Warren County Courthouse (c1940) (1009 Cherry St.).
  • Vicksburg: Entrance of Warren County Courthouse.
  • Vicksburg: Vicksburg WW I Memorial (on Drummond at South St.).
  • Vicksburg: The Corners Mansion (c1873) (601 Klein St.).
  • Vicksburg: Front porch of The Corners.
  • Vicksburg: Belle of the Bends (c1876) (508 Klein St.).
  • Vicksburg: Front door of Belle of the Bends now a B&B.
  • Vicksburg: House with elaborate woodwork (500 Klein St.).
  • Vicksburg: Front door of 500 Klein St.
  • Vicksburg: Cedar Grove mansion (1840-58) (2200 Oak St.).
  • Vicksburg: Front door of Cedar Grove.
  • Vicksburg: Annabelle (c1868) (501 Speed St.).
  • Vicksburg: Galleried building at Corner of Oak & Speed Sts.
  • Vicksburg: Planters' Hall (1834) (822 Main St.) for Planter’s Bank of Mississippi, then occupied by Louisiana Regiment during siege of Vicksburg.
  • Vicksburg: Federal-style home (1004 Monroe St.).
  • Vicksburg: Anchuca house (c1830) (1010 First East St.).
  • Vicksburg: Duff Green Mansion (1856) (1114 First East St.) used as hospital in Civil War.
  • Vicksburg: Front door & cast iron galleries of Duff Green Mansion.
  • Vicksburg: Steigleman Home (1840) (1005 Main St.).
  • Vicksburg: Cottage (1023 Main St.).
  • Vicksburg: Lakemount (c1830) (1103 Main St.).
  • Vicksburg: Double galleried brick house(1116 Main St.).
  • Vicksburg: Gothic brick house(1115 Main St.).
  • Vicksburg: Christ Episcopal Church (1839-43) (Main at Locust).
  • Vicksburg: Antique fire station (Main at Locust).
  • Vicksburg: Martha Vick House (c1830) (1300 Grove St.).
  • Vicksburg: McRaven Home Museum (1797; 1836; 1849) (1445 Harrison St.).
  • Vicksburg: Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (c1869) (900 South St.).
  • Vicksburg: Tower of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church.
  • Vicksburg: Shlenker House (c1907) (2212 Cherry St.).
  • Vicksburg: Baum House (c1859) (2125 Cherry St.).
  • Vicksburg: Shingle-style house (1333 Chambers St.).
  • Vicksburg: Shingle-style house (1333 Chambers St.).
  • Vicksburg: Board & batten house (1323 Baum St.).
  • Vicksburg: Queen Anne-style house (1319 Baum St.).
  • Vicksburg: Old Court House Museum (1858-60) (at Cherry, Jackson, Monroe, Grove Sts.).
  • Vicksburg: Stairs leading up to Old Court House Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Facade of Old Court House Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Restored courtroom in Old Court House Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Swivel jury chairs in Old Court House Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Portrait of Jefferson Davis (1808-89) in Old Court House Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Etching of Jefferson Davis in Old Court House Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Jefferson Davis' rocking chair (c1850) from his Brierfield home at Old Court House Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Chair used by U.S. Grant during occupation of Vicksburg at Old Court House Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Etching showing bombardment of Vicksburg on June 28, 1862 with river warships in foreground at Old Court House Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Portrait of CSA General John C. Pemberton, defender of Vicksburg at Old Court House Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Portrait of General Nathan Bedford Forrest (c1860s) by Harr at Old Court House Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Portrait of Mississippi Civil War soldier at Old Court House Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Collection of Civil War era ink bottles (c1860s) at Old Court House Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Portrait of Alexander Gallatin McNutt, governor of MS (1838-42) at Old Court House Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Wedding portrait of Mrs. Alexander Gallatin McNutt (c1838) at Old Court House Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Stoneware Whisky jugs from Vicksburg at Old Court House Museum.
  • Vicksburg: Teapot in shape of rabbit at Old Court House Museum.
  • Biloxi: Biloxi City Hall (c1905) (140 Lameuse St.) (former Biloxi Federal Building).
  • Biloxi: Beaux Arts details of Biloxi City Hall.
  • Biloxi: Charles Redding House (c1908) (770 Jackson St.).
  • Biloxi: Charles Redding House with surrounding porch.
  • Biloxi: Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary (1902) (870 Howard Ave.).
  • Biloxi: Biloxi streetscape along Howard Ave. with Taylor Building.
  • Biloxi: Taylor Building (1954) (on Howard Ave.).
  • Biloxi: Neoclassical building (now BanCorp South) (760 Howard Ave.).
  • Biloxi: Corner tower on heritage building on Howard Ave.
  • Biloxi: Romanesque building with round corner tower (Howard Ave. at Lameuse St.).
  • Biloxi: Peoples Bank building (Howard Ave. at Lameuse St.).
  • Biloxi: Biloxi Lighthouse (1848) first cast iron tower in South.
  • Biloxi: Top detail of Biloxi Lighthouse.
  • Biloxi: Beach in Biloxi with Beau Rivage Casino beyond.
  • Hattiesburg: Tank & armor collection at Armed Forces Museum at Camp Shelby.
  • Hattiesburg: M-4A1 Sherman medium tank (1942) at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: M-4A Walker Bulldog light tank (1951) at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: M-4A Walker Bulldog light tank & CH-54 Tarhe Skycrane helicopter at Armed Forces Museum at Camp Shelby.
  • Hattiesburg: M-60 Patton medium tank (1960) with searchlight at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: M-728 combat engineer vehicle (1966) with bulldozer blade at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: ZSU-23-4 Shilka self-propelled anti-aircraft gun (Soviet Union) (1965) captured in 1st Persian Gulf War at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: MTLB armored personnel carrier (Soviet Union) (1970) captured in 1st Persian Gulf War at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: M-1 Abrams main battle tank (1981) at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: M-1917 GPF (M-3) 155mm gun (France) (1917) at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: OV-1 Mohawk observation aircraft (1959) at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: OV-1 Mohawk observation aircraft (1959) at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: CH-54 Tarhe heavy lift Skycrane helicopter (1962) at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: Cockpit end of CH-54 Tarhe heavy lift Skycrane helicopter (1962) at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: OH-6 Cayuse light observation helicopter (1963) at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: UH-1 Huey Iroquois utility helicopter (1960-80s) at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: AH-1 Cobra attack helicopter (1965) at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: AH-1 Cobra attack helicopter (1965) at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: Rear view of 3 foot-wide profile of AH-1 Cobra attack helicopter (1965) at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: Sweetheart pins worn by mothers, grandmothers & sisters of WW II American soldiers at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: Women of WW II display at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: Willys Jeep (1941) at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: WW II American M8 Greyhound armored cars at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: Collection of Nazi knives at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: Collection of Nazi medal & commemorative pins at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: Nazi pins from 1936 Olympics at Armed Forces Museum.
  • Hattiesburg: Nazi desert campaign hat at Armed Forces Museum.
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