In case you missed the pictures of the almost abandoned town of Rodney, Mississippi (down between Port Gibson and Fayette, near the River) on Marty Kittrell’s photo blog this week, I hope you’ll go over and check them out. They are poignant, thoughtful, and delightful all rolled up in one.
Monday: Rodney Baptist Church (I)
Tuesday: Rodney Baptist Church (II)
Wednesday: Rodney, Mississippi
Thursday: Rodney Presbyterian Church
and my favorite . . .
Friday: Charles
 | cathy niemeyer on The Official 101 Mississippi P… |
 | gstone on Interesting Mississippi-relate… |
 | Michael C. Craven on Corinth Machinery Building,… |
 | Suzassippi on Interesting Mississippi-relate… |
 | Janne Debes on Abandoned Mississippi: Kuhn Me… |
 | Joby on Abandoned Mississippi: Kuhn Me… |
 | Lisa on Abandoned Mississippi: Mt. Hol… |
 | Ben Ledbetter, Jr. on Corinth Machinery Building,… |
 | Marybess Pritchett on Corinth Machinery Building,… |
 | Chelius Carter on Slave Dwelling Project in Holl… |
 | Amanda on Corinth Machinery Building,… |
 | Belinda on Corinth Machinery Building,… |
 | Tom Barnes on Corinth Machinery Building,… |
 | Corinth Machinery Bu… on MissPres News Roundup 1-2… |
 | patricia on Saving 33rd Avenue High S… |
Its almost enough to make a grown man cry.
Posted by Theodore | March 8, 2010, 8:38 amMy grandfather was raised in this small town.
Posted by Rosie Hackett | May 23, 2010, 12:21 am