No, I’m not talking about football! Like so many businesses, in our business, we look closely at quarters of each year. How did we do this...
Growing up in the small Delta community of Shelby, one of our great pastimes was riding motorcycles all over town. It didn’t matter if you were...
L.Q.C.Lamar was born at the family home of “Fairfield,” in Putman County, Georgia, the son of Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar and Sarah Williamson Bird. He was...
By Christina Huck, senior journalism major, Meek School of Journalism and New Media cfhuck@go.olemiss.edu In yet another sign that Greek life is alive and thriving at...
(To the left is Court Square in downtown Memphis, “the epicenter of the Memphis relief effort” during the 1878 yellow fever epidemic.) MEMPHIS, Tenn. – This...
Freeland & Freeland and its predecessor firm, James Stone & Sons, have been located at 1013 Jackson Avenue in Oxford since 1905. T. H. Freeland, III,...
The church was originally organized in 1835. The building, built using slave labor and bricks fired on the grounds, was completed in 1846. It is the...
Ammadelle is located at 637 North Lamar Boulevard in Oxford, Mississippi. It demonstrates that wealthy Mississippians of that era could keep abreast of architectural fashion. THE...
Frederick Augustus Porter Barnard was the University of Mississippi’s first Chancellor. In 1856, Barnard, the former Chair of Physics and Astronomy, convinced the legislature to...
Built by W.S. Neilson, founder of Neilson’s on the Square, the Neilson-Culley-Lewis House located at 712 South 11th Street is a large wood-frame vernacular Greek Revival...