Mississippi -- History.

Three black and white photographs taken in Mississippi.

Photographs and periodicals about Mississippi.

Sixteen black and white photographs taken in Mississippi, all have some identification.

DVD with the digital image of N.O. & N.E. R.R. at a Meridian, Mississippi, stop on March 8, 1902. The original photograph has writing on front and back:

Front:

N.O. & N.E. R.R. Stops

Meridian, Miss.

March 8, 1902

Back:

In memory of my grandfather

Leonard Jackson Caldwell, Sr.

Machinist N.O. & N.E.

R.R. by Richard Forte,

Hattiesburg, Ms

Daily Herald special anniversary insert “270th Anniversary of the Founding of Biloxi.” March 11, 1969

Copies of this Ocean Springs Record columnist's "Sous Les Chenes", "Images Under the Oaks" and “Vintage Village Vues” columns, and related research materials.

Six articles written by Edmond Boudreaux, Mississippi Gulf Coast historian.

Research materials used by historian in her book The Free State of Jones.

Early settler of South Mississippi and Alabama.

This collection contains historical materials and various publications.

Photographs, brochures, news clippings, and mementos pertaining to the State Teachers College Band's participation in the "Know Mississippi Better" tours of the U.S. by train.

Color photographs of Mississippi county courthouses.

A collection of photographs, booklets, pamphlets, periodicals, postcards, and letters about Mississippi.

A collection of correspondence, estate documents, certificates, newsletters, genealogical materials and other items pertaining to the families of Abner Polk and his wife, Ida Chambers Polk. Abner Polk was born in Lawrence County, Mississippi in 1860, and Ida Chambers was born in Washington County, Alabama in 1867. Abner and Ida were married on February 13, 1890, and lived in Marion County, Mississippi until approximately 1898, when they moved to Hattiesburg.

Genealogy research materials.

Large collection of books, printed material, and memorabilia related to Mississippi and other subjects.

Letters from a Confederate soldier with the Mississippi Volunteers.

Dr. William K. Scarborough is the author of several publications. These include The Overseer: Plantation Management in the Old South, The Diary of Edmund Ruffin, Masters of the Big House: Elite Slaveholders of the Mid-Nineteenth Century South, and The Allston’s of Chicora Wood: Wealth, Honor, and Gentility in the South Carolina Low Country.

Political memorabilia, research collections, personal and family materials of a historian and student of state, national, and international politics.

Research for his book, A History of the Mississippi Supreme Court, 1817-1948.

Literary manuscripts, publications files, photographs, news clippings of this popular Gulf Coast newspaper columnist.