The Tallahatchie County Courthouse in Sumner by William Sharkey Hull threw SusanAllen a little because of some date confusion (1902? 1909? 1910?). Since she cited sources on these and included the date I had in my mind for the “right” answer (1910), I gave her the point there too. I also copied some info from the National Register Nomination that might explain why the date on that one is muddled.
Now on to this afternoon’s challenge:
Categories: Historic Preservation
Preservation in Mississippi 
You’ve stumped me twice today. I’m going to guess New Capitol in Jackson, completed in 1903, and the architect was Theodore Link.
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A light well for the New Capitol was my guess also. The New Capitol underwent a major restoration in 1979
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Aberdeen City Hall?
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Nope, not the New Capitol nor is it Aberdeen City Hall.
Could this be the entry that stumps MissPres and let’s me do a “touchdown” dance?
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King Edward Hotel, Jackson, Mississippi (Hinds County), 1923 (barely, December 29), William T. Nolan of New Orleans.
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Nope, not the King Edward either.
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It looks like you have a courthouse theme established in this Name This Place. So…
Leflore County Courthouse, Greenwood, 1906, R. H. Hunt
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Nice try, but still not right
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It is so nice to be able to view interior features such as the oval stained glass ceiling accent piece. Thank you for all the beautiful things you bring to us -daily!
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