Lee County
| "543", purchased by Judge C.P. Long
in 1898. It was destroyed by fire and rebuilt. In 1936, it was rebuilt again after it was
destroyed by a tornado. 543 Jefferson St, Tupelo
|
| Brice Home, owned by Capt. William
R. Brice; Bethany.
Source: "Hometown Mississippi", James Brieger, 1997. |
| (Barlow) Burrow House (aka Evelyn
Burrow Bolton House); 2nd St, Saltillo |
| Clayton House, built 1890s by
Washington Lafayette Clayton, 425 N Church St, Tupelo |
| Clayton Store (historical), Tupelo
|
| Garmons Mill (historical), Bissell
|
| (R. F.) Goodlett House (aka Frank O.
Goodlett House); Broadway, Tupelo |
| Guntown Academy (aka Old Academy),
established 1858; Guntown.
Source: "Hometown Mississippi", James Brieger, 1997. |
| Lee County Farm (historical), Tupelo
|
| Palmetto Methodist Church, buil 1853
on land donated by Dr. William H. Calhoun; Palmetto.
Source: "Hometown Mississippi", James Brieger, 1997. |
| Parker's Store (historical),
Guntown |
| (Elvis) Presley's Birthplace, shotgun
home built 1934 by Elvis Presley's father and grandfather; Elvis Presley Dr, Tupelo |
| Providence College, chartered 1886,
closed 1891; Nettleton.
Source: "Hometown Mississippi", James Brieger, 1997. |
| Smith's Store (historical), Ellistown
|
| (F. L.) Spight House (aka Shuttleworth,
Smith & Webb Law Offices); Broadway, Tupelo |
| Stewart-Anderson House (aka Kitchens
House); Church St, Tupelo |
| Tupelo Homesteads (aka Tupelo Quarters);
Co Rds 665 & 657 & Co Dr 647, Tupelo |
| Wood's Store (historical), Ellistown
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