Natchez
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Natchez
By Pamela JekelOh , Owen , you're such a scamp . Were you this bad before the war or was I just too young to notice ? ' ' He thought about that for a moment . “ I don't know . I think not . The war changed me , I'm sure . How could it help but ?
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Natchez: City Streets Revisited
By Joan W. Gandy, Thomas H. GandyGurney documented the famous Brown's Gardens at Magnolia Vale , home of enterprising Scotsman Andrew Brown . For many decades , steamboat passengers stopped at the gardens to stroll pathways through flowering shrubs and trees and to ...
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Natchez: An Illustrated History
By Carolyn Vance Smith, David G. Sansing, Sim C. CallonA History of Louisiana . New Orleans , 1947 . Lloyd , James B. , ed . Lives of Mississippi Authors , 1817-1967 . Jackson , Miss . , 1981 . Lynch , John Roy . The Facts of Reconstruction . Ed . , with Introduction , William C. Harris .
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Natchez: Landmarks, Lifestyles, and Leisure
By Joan W. Gandy, Thomas H. GandyCulled from the collections of three early photographers--Henry D. Gurney, Henry C. Norman, and his son, Earl Norman--this book illustrates a town and a people that basked in the glory of prosperity, crumbled under the hardships of the ...
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Natchez
By Paul Lederer“Kid!” “Ray. Montak.” Kid Soledad greeted them warmly. He strode forward evenly, taking each of them by a shoulder. “Good to see you boys.” Kesey had not moved. ... “It was Laredo, Kid. I was running with that Yount mob.
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Natchez: Symbol of the Old South
By Nola Nance OliverThe inroads of the river have washed away the streets, and only a few buildings remain. One very interesting home, “Magnolia Vale”, has been preserved and is presented in this book.
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Natchez: The Houses and History of the Jewel of the Mississippi
By Roger Straus, Hugh HowardTwo hundred stunning photographs complement a beautiful celebration of architecture, lifestyle, history, and interior design in a study of some of the great antebellum houses that mark the architectural heritage...