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Natchez... the City, the River, the History
The Memento Old and New
Natchez 1700 - 1897 In Two Volumes. A limited reprint of
the original book published in 1897 by Major Steve Power, a resident of Natchez
Fifty-odd Years and a Veteran of the Mexican and Civil Wars. An outstanding collection of contributed and miscellaneous articles,
and illustrations covering Natchez, Mississippi from its inception in 1700
to 1897. The last 31 pages are advertisements by Natchez businesses that
were sold to underwrite the original publication of this book.
The
Memento Old and New Natchez 1700 - 1897 In Two Volumes by Major
Steve Power Reprint, Myrtle Bank Publishers 1984
Mississippi's Old
Capitol: Biography of a Building. Surely if a single
building embodies the history of Mississippi, it is the Old Capitol.
(Mississippians began calling it the "Old Capitol" only after
1903 when state government moved to the "New Capitol" several
blocks away. In its early years, the building with frontier republican
simplicity was called the "state house.") Even today among
Mississippians the Old Capitol is perhaps the most recognized structure in
the state, and it is regarded with a warmth and fond affection that is
denied to the more austere and imposing New Capitol. This is the
long-overdue biography of the building and the important events that
happened there.
Mississippi's
Old Capitol: Biography of a Building by John Ray Skates Mississippi
Department of Archives and History 1987
