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Book Jackson Julie L. Kimbrough
Libristo code: 11467586
Publishers ARCADIA PUB (SC), September 1998
Jackson celebrates the history of Mississippi's capital city with more than 200 photographs from the... Full description
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Jackson celebrates the history of Mississippi's capital city with more than 200 photographs from the Mississippi Department of Archives and History, the National Archives, and university collections. From its start as a settlement on LeFleur's Bluff overlooking the Pearl River to its present-day position as one of the leading cities of the New South, Jackson's history is one of change, colorful characters, and a uniquely Southern atmosphere. Beginning with a tour of one of the city's oldest and best-known streets, Jackson features the work of outstanding local photographers and combines detailed historical narratives with entertaining stories about ordinary Jacksonians. From the club president who saved a magnolia tree by staging a protest in its branches to the photographer who opened his first studio in a tent, this compelling visual history revisits familiar landmarks and people from Jackson's past.

About the book

Full name Jackson
Language English
Binding Book - Paperback
Date of issue 1998
Number of pages 128
EAN 9780738543253
ISBN 073854325X
Libristo code 11467586
Publishers ARCADIA PUB (SC)
Weight 322
Dimensions 166 x 235 x 9
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