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Showing posts with label Civil War. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Civil War. Show all posts

Monday, June 28, 2010

Multitiude Monday


131.  Quiet Time with the Lord...a great start to a new day!

132.  Hugs and kisses at bedtime...a wonderful end to my day!

133.  Working together to accomplish the task(s) at hand....and there always seems to be lots of tasks!

134.  Good Movies...
Wives and Daughters

135.  An afternoon with a dear friend!

136.  Visiting with a second cousin...who happens to be a kindred spirit!

137.  A wonderful day to run out a little energy...so thankful for the breeze!






138.  All of us together!









139.  Ma & Pa (my grandparents in heaven) Mama & Daddy (in heaven) Brothers, Sisters,  Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, and everyone that married into our big family!


140. Family...the house that built me...my great grandparents house. It began as a log cabin just after the civil war.  My grandpa was one of 16 children and he and my grandma had 16 children.  I am so blessed!


Sunday, June 6, 2010

Sunday in Vicksburg

I can't believe it is already Sunday!  Wow...our anniversary weekend is passing by way to fast.  We slept in this morning...perhaps because we have been staying up late talking or watching movies.  Our day began with brunch at Cafe' Anchuca....simply elegant!  There was a formal luncheon at the mansion today so we'll have to go back tomorrow to tour the home...I can't wait!

Christ Episcopal Church (1839)  During the siege of 1863, the Rev. W.W. Lord conducted daily services in spite of the shellings.  It features two Tiffany stained-glass windows.  We didn't get to take a peek inside...maybe next time!


The view around the church...

Next... time for a little refreshment...so we headed to the Biedenharn Museum of Coca-Cola Memorabilia (1890)  Coca-Cola was first bottled here in 1894.

Our final tour of the day was at the Old Court House Museum (1858-1860)  It is a beautiful antebellum structure which houses thousands of artifacts ranging from pre-Columbian implements, Civil War artifacts and beyond.



The lovely dress on the right was worn by a local Vicksburg lady during the siege.

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