Sippiana Succotash: The Lumber Boom Years

Welcome to Sippiana Succotash -- A look upon the past, present and future of the Piney Woods of Mississippi and beyond ...

Friday, November 16, 2012

The Lumber Boom Years

From the Cooper Postcard Collection, MDAH

Posted by Sukie Carruth at 8:03 AM

Email This BlogThis!Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest

No comments:

My Revelation

The events in our lives happen in a sequence in time, but in their significance to ourselves they find their own order the continuous thread of revelation. -- Eudora Welty

Popular Posts

Edgewood -- Then and Now, and, Now and Then

Edgewood, 412 Storm Avenue, Brookhaven, Mississippi, pictured in a penny post card from some 80 to 100 years ago. Edgewood Today...
The L.O. Crosby Family and Their Legacy ...

"L. O. Crosby and wife and Brother & wife. The group sit on a couch in front of a lace curtained window." -- Library...
A Hot Day at Turnbough's Barn -- From the John H. Williams Collection
Brown's Wells Part I

Back when vacation travel involved long, tedious hours of trudging over poor roads -- large, luxurious resorts that offered relaxation, rec...
Brookhaven Trivia, a Quiz

Q: What do Scarlett O'Hara, Carol Burnett and Brookhaven's Hardy House have in common? A: Ballgowns fashioned from draperies -- th...
Ridgeland Roadhouse

From the Don Jackson Collection "A small buidling is home to a restaurant in Ridgeland." -- Library caption. Get your Sch...
The Iconic Inez

From an old linen postcard, supplied by Bill Hickman. A very special thank you to Bill for forwarding this to me. I think this "ite...
Summit's Own Marie Atkinson Hull -- the Grande Dame of Mississippi Artists

From MDAH Digital Archives. Hugh W. Shankle, photographer Marie Atkinson Hull, born in Summit, MS, Sept. 28, 1890, is often called t...
Benjamin Porter Watkins -- A Good Breed of Man with Honor

From Ray L. Bellande's Blogspot, depicting the artwork of the late Ben Watkins -- subject to copyright -- for educational/edificatio...
Quick Service Laundry

From the John Holly Williams Collection -- LLF Library Men in front of a laundry service business. The business is Quick Service...

Search This Blog

My Blog List

Between the Gate Posts

Monroe's ChildrenSamuel & David Markham - Child 13 and 14Samuel 1898-1981David 1898-1898
6 months ago
Carroll Case -

1957 Chevy
11 years ago

Total Pageviews

Blog Archive

► 2014 (8)
- ► March (8)

► 2013 (159)
- ► October (1)
- ► September (1)
- ► June (20)
- ► May (22)
- ► April (30)
- ► March (31)
- ► February (23)
- ► January (31)

▼ 2012 (277)
- ► December (30)
- ▼ November (19)
- ► October (29)
- ► September (29)
- ► August (29)
- ► July (20)
- ► June (30)
- ► May (31)
- ► April (40)
- ► March (20)

Followers

All materials copyright of Molly (Sukie Carruth) Mandel; except where noted otherwise. Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.

Friday, November 16, 2012

The Lumber Boom Years

No comments:

Post a Comment

Blog Archive

Followers