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Photographs
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Lieutenant-General Nathan Bedford Forrest
At the beginning of the War, Forrest, a
citizen of Memphis, organized a cavalry force which he led at Fort
Donelson and Shiloh. In July, 1862, he captured a union garrison at
Murfreesboro. In 1864, he commanded the cavalry under Hood
in the Tennessee campaign. Many consider Forrest the
greatest Confederate cavalryman.
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Sine Joseph Whitehead, Son of
Jospeh O. Whitehead and June Mahalia Franklin, Sine lived in Belmont was
married to Sarah Elizabeth Hammett, Sarah Emeline Clement, and Esther
Fairstein Fowler. He was the father of 19 children
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Holcut Memorial Park -
Photo 1, Photo 2,
Photo 3, Photo 4,
Photo 5,
Photo 6, Photo 7 - Photographed by
Cindy Nelson, 4/2007 |
Paden Pavillion - Photographed April 2007 by Cindy Whirley
Nelson
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Paden Lodge -
Photo 1, Photo 2
- Photographed April 2007 by Cindy Whirley
Nelson
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John M. Stone Memorial
Highway Monument - .pdf file - Photographed April 2007 by Cindy Whirley
Nelson
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John M. Stone Lodge Sign - Photographed
April 2007 by Cindy Whirley
Nelson |
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Belmont circa 1900 -
Photographs from the
Collection of the Tishomingo County Historical & Genealogical Society |
Burnsville Colored School - Photographed 2003 by Cindy Whirley
Nelson
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What now remains of the Cartersville
School - Photographed 2006 by Cindy Whirley Nelson |
Historic Homes of Tishomingo County - .pdf
file
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Iuka Historical Marker - 1949
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Dr.
Sprouse - .photo - .pdf file
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John M. Stone Memorial Highway Marker
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Leatherwood Hotel, Iuka, Mississippi -
Photo probably early 1900's. This stood on the ground next to
the present day Iuka City Hall. It was conveniently located hear the
railroad station, and the business section. In 1899 the first
Leatherwood Hotel building burned and it was replaced with this
handsome new building with twenty elegantly furnished rooms. Rates were
$2.00 per day; $8.00 and $10.00 per week. W.B. Leatherwood
was the proprietor. After the death of Mr. and Mrs. Leatherwood
and its discontinued use as a hotel, the building was torn down in 1956.
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Picture of school Unknown
year in Tishomingo Co. - Pictured Is my great grandpa Thomas Vinson
Hopkins. (PAPA) Hosea Hopkins and Cordelia Hopkins. William Albishie
Hopkins Kids. I don't know any others in the photo but I'm pretty sure
it was in Tishomingo Co. So you can add it to your web page and see if
anyone knows any of the others.. I am Vicky
Stradley, Thomas Vinson Hopkins had four kids and Margaret Onieta
Hopkins Stradley is my grandma... Thanks Vicky |
Tishomingo County Jail
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Tishomingo City Hall in1950s - .pdf file - Now used as Tishomingo City Hall, this building was built by Hoyt Phillips and used as a dealership and repair shop during the 1950s.
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Dennis Garage - 1924 -
Photographs from the
Collection of the Tishomingo County Historical & Genealogical Society
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Town of Iuka circa 1900 -
Photographs from the
Collection of the Tishomingo County Historical & Genealogical Society |
Hoyt Phillips Repair
Shop - .pdf file -
Photographs from the
Collection of the Tishomingo County Historical & Genealogical Society
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Hopewell Community, old
Iuka Road. The Jesse James Gang were said to have stopped here at the
W.W. Dancer Home the night before they
robbed the Tishomingo Bank. -- Photo from Parker Family Collection. |
A
carved replica of Chief Tishomingo -
Tishomingo State Park. Photographed 2007 by Cindy Whirley Nelson
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Sprouse Motor Company, Tishomingo,
Mississippi early 20th century
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Goyer
Cemetery Marker - Photographed 2005 by Cindy Whirley Nelson |
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Shady
Grove Cemetery Marker - Photographed 2005 by Cindy Whirley Nelson. |
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Governor Stone Grave Marker
- Photographed 2005 by Cindy Whirley Nelson |
