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Just to Clarify: Demolition ≠ Preservation

The Vicksburg Post has published a follow-up to its earlier story about the impending demolition of Speed Street School (1894), one of a handful of 19th century public school buildings left in the state. I posted previously on this topic a couple of weeks ago. The demolition has now begun, and to add insult to injury, it’s apparently … Continue reading »

Class on Architectural History in Jackson

For those of you who missed the original post, or who had forgotten, or who haven’t checked out the handy Preservation in Mississippi calendar (surely no one could fit into all those categories at once?), the Millsaps Continuing Education class about Mississippi’s architectural history is starting this evening at 6:00. Here’s the description of the class … Continue reading »

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