| "History Markers Of Mississippi" Website by: Eddie Richardson |
| This hobby became interesting to me after I got the idea from my dad when I was a child. When traveling with my parents, my dad would mention he would like to take a picture of every Mississippi historical marker we would come across. After he passed away in 1996, I started thinking about it until I finally acted upon this. I first placed these pictures in a photo album, but I decided to build a web site to share this hobby; moreover, one of these days I hope to become a better photographer. |
| This marker is located in Greenville, Mississippi at the Mississippi Welcome Center |
| 263 markers posted at this time Updated 04/12/2010 Added 17 markers.. and 1 county page. click here for info. |
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| click on one of the below links to access the markers located in that particular county. |
| click on one of the underlined links below |
| Site Navigation Help To navigate my site click on any underlined link. On the next page there is a home button at top of page and a back button on bottom of page. It you end up on a page that only has a picture, use your browser back button. You can use your browser back button on any page. Anything underlined is a link. This site is best viewed with Internet Explorer 7.0 or later with 800 by 600 resolution. |
| The flag of the Great State of Mississippi |
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| Updated 02/22/2010 My Ancestors ( Richardsons and Hodos ) that served in the Confederate States of America during the War Between the States click here to go there. Richardsons served in the 26th (O'Neal's) Alabama Infantry, 41st Alabama Infantry, 6th Regiment Mississippi Cavalry, and in the 1st Regiment (Butlers) South Carolina Infantry. Hodos served in the 43rd Mississippi Infantry, 41st Alabama Infantry, 19th Alabama Infantry, 11th Alabama Infantry, and the 7th Alabama Cavalry. Updated: Added one Kincade from my wife's family. He was in the 23rd Mississippi Infantry Regiment. |
| Please sign guest book at bottom of page. |
| main town in county: |
| "Natchez" |
| "Corinth" |
| "Calhoun City" |
| "Houston" |
| "Port Gibson" |
| "West Point" |
| "Grenada" |
| "Tupelo" |
| "Columbus" |
| "Canton" |
| "Aberdeen" |
| "Winona" |
| "Macon" |
| "Starkville" |
| "Pontotoc" |
| "Booneville" |
| "Iuka" |
| "Vicksburg" |
| "Eupora" |
| "Oxford" |
| Up and running since Sept. 25th 2001 |
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| "Greenville" |
| "Greenwood" |
| "Carrollton" |
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| Counter and GuestBook were reset on 03/13/2004 |
| Copyright Notice All Historical Marker Pictures posted on this web site "www.historymarkersofms.com" are copyright protected and owned by Edward W. Richardson unless noted as being contributed by someone else. No Historical Marker Picture on this web site owned by Edward W. Richardson may be reproduced, published, printed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system, without the express written permission of Edward W. Richardson. Note: can be used for grade school (K-12) purposes (homework, report, presentation, poster) provided credit is given to Edward W. Richardson including the URL of this web site but cannot be published in a school book, school published magazine, school published newsletter or school web site without written permission. I do not own the markers or the information on the markers, just the pictures I have posted unless otherwise noted. |
| Bill Strong's PhotoTour www.phototour.com |
| This is a pictorial web site of the historical markers located in the Great State of Mississippi. Mississippi is rich in history dating back to the Indians before Columbus discovered America. The Historical Markers cover a variety of subjects including People, Indian Mounds, Places, Buildings, Churches, Schools, Events, Military units, Civil War battles, Cemeteries, and even one about a locomotive in Columbus. The vast majority of the Historical Markers on this web site are officially sanctioned by the Mississippi Department of Archives and History. A few are placed privately by individuals or a local entity. However, they all have a story to tell. Next time you are riding down a highway or city street in Mississippi and see one of these markers, take time to read it. Just do it safely with respect for all traffic laws and private property. |
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| "Meridian" |
| "Gulfport and Biloxi" |
| "Ripley" |
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| The New Southern View is a Quarterly Journal published in Jackson Mississippi. The above link is to the web version of the journal. |
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| "McComb" |
| "Hattiesburg" |
| "Enterprise" |
| "DeKalb" |
| "Columbia" |
| "Durant" |
| "Ackerman" |
| "Kosciusko" |
| "Noxapater" |
| "Picayune" |
| "Bay St. Louis" |
| "Rolling Fork" |
| "Fayette" |