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The Memphis Blues, George A. Norton
The Memphis Blues, George A. Norton
Sheet Music Collection
Portrait of Geo Evans' 'Honey Boy' Minstrels
Stop Thief!, Albert Von Tilzer
Stop Thief!, Albert Von Tilzer
Sheet Music Collection
Illustration of masked man in suit wearing top hat coming out of curtains
Tallalulula Band, Harry J. Lincoln
Tallalulula Band, Harry J. Lincoln
Sheet Music Collection
Members of Tallalulula band in front of building, holding trumpets in hand
I Want A Ragtime Bungalow, Bert Kalmar
I Want A Ragtime Bungalow, Bert Kalmar
Sheet Music Collection
Illustration of house with flowers around; photo of man
Tribute To Old Glory, Mary Thorpe Graham
Tribute To Old Glory, Mary Thorpe Graham
Sheet Music Collection
Illustration of two American flags tied together
Envelope, Inventory Of E.L. Ray, Undated
Envelope, Inventory Of E.L. Ray, Undated
Hays Ray Webb Collection
This empty envelope is marked as having the inventory of E. L. Ray from January 1904 to 1913. The envelop is torn in several places.
Newspaper Clipping, Two Beautiful Tributes, 1913
Newspaper Clipping, Two Beautiful Tributes, 1913
Hays Ray Webb Collection
This article pays tribute to the life of Mrs. Matilda Boyd Webb, widow of Robert B. Webb of Kosciusko, Mississippi. The writer, C. M. Clark, speaks of her kindness and all the wonderful virtues she displayed. The tribute is followed by a poem written by Clifton Power Clark. Matilda Boyd Webb died April 16, 1913.
Newspaper Clipping, Mrs. R. B. (Matilda Boyd) Webb, 1913
Newspaper Clipping, Mrs. R. B. (Matilda Boyd) Webb, 1913
Hays Ray Webb Collection
This notice announces the death of Mrs. R. B. (Matilda Boyd) Webb in the home of her son, E. L. Ray. Matilda Boyd Webb died April 16, 1913.
The Light Of The World Is Love, Richard A. Whiting
The Light Of The World Is Love, Richard A. Whiting
Sheet Music Collection
Angel in water fountain
The Curse Of An Aching Heart, Albert Piantadosi
The Curse Of An Aching Heart, Albert Piantadosi
Sheet Music Collection
Portrait of woman wearing bonnet with red ribbon
You Can't Get Away From It, Jean Schwartz
You Can't Get Away From It, Jean Schwartz
Sheet Music Collection
Couples dance around a piano / De Takacs.
On The Old Fall River Line, Harry Von Tilzer
On The Old Fall River Line, Harry Von Tilzer
Sheet Music Collection
Illustration of man and woman standing by guard rail of ship; Photograph of Harry Von Tilzer in center of life ring
Pascagoula, Mississippi
Mississippi Coast Region
This postcard features a sepia toned image of the Port of Pascagoula in Pascagoula, Mississippi. Railroad tracks, a dock, and several buildings comprise the port area. A man is pictured standing on the railroad tracks and a smoke stack can be seen behind a tree on the right side of the image and a series of train cars is pictured parked on a platform beside the tracks. "Pascagoula, Miss." is written in the bottom left corner of the image. The back of the card is addressed to Fred Rossmourm in Indiana Harbor, Indiana and is postmarked Mobile, Alabama, April 21, …
Main Street, Mchenry, Mississippi
Main Street, Mchenry, Mississippi
Mississippi Coast Region
This postcard features a color illustration of Main Street in McHenry, Mississippi. Commercial buildings, including a dry goods store and a mercantile, are on either side of the street. Horses and horse-drawn wagon are in the street. The title of the card is printed in the upper left of the image and the publisher's name is written in the lower right of the image. A postmark for Drewry, Alabama, January 13, 1913 is stamped in the center of the image. The back of the card is addressed to Miss Clarrisa Dees in Drewry, Alabama and postmarked McHenry, Mississippi, January 11, …
Woodrow Wilson, 28th President Of The United States
Woodrow Wilson, 28th President Of The United States
Stereoview Photograph Collection
This stereograph features a portrait of President Woodrow Wilson, seated at a desk and holding papers in both hands. Wilson has one elbow resting on the edge of the desk and one elbow resting on the arm of the chair he is seated in. Framed art is hanging on the wall behind the desk. The publisher's name is printed on either side of the images and the title of the image and the copyright is printed on the lower right edge. The back of the stereograph provides a brief biography of President Wilson, including some quotes from him.
Wausau Southern Lumber Co.'S Mill, Laurel, Mississippi
Wausau Southern Lumber Co.'S Mill, Laurel, Mississippi
Pine Belt Region
This postcard features a color image of the Wausau Southern Lumber Company's mill in Laurel, Mississippi. The lumber yard is visible in the foreground with various stacks of lumber and a long building, a building with several smoke stacks, and a silo is visible beyond the lumber yard. The title of the card is printed in red along the top of the image. the back of the card is addressed to Mr. Henry Davenport in Edmond, Michigan and postmarked Laurel, Mississippi, December 16, 1913. A green, one cent San Francisco 1915 postage stamp is in the upper right corner. An …
Dantzler And Izard Store 1913 Account, Dantzler And Izard
Dantzler And Izard Store 1913 Account, Dantzler And Izard
Dantzler Lumber Company Records
Account listing sales, debts, expenses and assets of Dantzler and Izard store, 1913. Lists customers and amounts owed.
Thanksgiving Greetings From Tallahatchie Lumber Co., Philipp, Mississippi
Thanksgiving Greetings From Tallahatchie Lumber Co., Philipp, Mississippi
Mississippi Delta Region
This card is a Thanksgiving advertisement for the Tallahatchie Lumber Company in Philipp, Mississippi, a small unincorporated town in Tallahatchie County. The card includes a sepia toned image of a young woman in a suit dress and hat, perched on the edge of a log while holding a shotgun. The text below reads, "Thanksgiving Greetings Turkey and Greece are now engaged in a deadly conflict. We are engaged in selling high class Hardwoods to the consuming trade at prices that will permit of their having TURKEY and GREASE each da in the year, thus having one continual Thanksgiving. Tallahatchie Lumber …
Thanksgiving Greetings From Tallahatchie Lumber Co., Philipp, Mississippi
Thanksgiving Greetings From Tallahatchie Lumber Co., Philipp, Mississippi
Mississippi Delta Region
This card is a Thanksgiving advertisement for the Tallahatchie Lumber Company in Philipp, Mississippi, a small unincorporated town in Tallahatchie County. The card includes a sepia toned image of a young woman in a suit dress and hat, perched on the edge of a log while holding a shotgun. The text below reads, "Thanksgiving Greetings Turkey and Greece are now engaged in a deadly conflict. We are engaged in selling high class Hardwoods to the consuming trade at prices that will permit of their having TURKEY and GREASE each da in the year, thus having one continual Thanksgiving. Tallahatchie Lumber …
Boys Corn Club Exhibit, Mississippi State Fair, Jackson, Mississippi, 1912
Boys Corn Club Exhibit, Mississippi State Fair, Jackson, Mississippi, 1912
Mississippi Capitol Region
This postcard features a color image of the Boys Club's corn exhibit that was shown at the 1912 Mississippi State Fair in Jackson, Mississippi. The exhibit features a sign along the top that reads "Prof C. A. Cobb. Supt. Boys Clubs" which appears to have used corn kernels to write the sign and make image of asterisks and other symbols. Rows of corn on the cob is displayed in a "u" shape along the wall and a sign above the back wall provides the statistics of corn production, average yield, and value of crops in Mississippi. The title of the …
Oil Mill And Ice Factory, Crystal Springs, Mississippi
Oil Mill And Ice Factory, Crystal Springs, Mississippi
Mississippi Capitol Region
This postcard features a black and white image of an aerial view of the buildings of the oil mill and ice factory in Crystal Springs, Mississippi. Railroad tracks run between the groups of buildings and railroad cars are seen on one side of the tracks. Trees can be seen in the distance. The title of the card is printed in red along the top of the image. The back of the card is addressed to Mr. P. A. Lotterhos in Phoenix Arizona. The card is postmarked Crystal Springs, Miss., February 19, 1913 and a green, one cent George Washington postage …
Smith Park, Jackson, Mississippi
Smith Park, Jackson, Mississippi
Mississippi Capitol Region
This postcard features a color illustration of Smith Park in Jackson, Mississippi, a green space with several trees and sidewalks that surround it. The title of the card is printed sideways on the right edge of the card. An inscription is written in the "sky" of the image and along the bottom edge of the image. A postmark for Brookhaven, August 19, 1913 is stamped upside down near the center of the image. The back of the card is addressed to Miss Aline Jones in Crystal Springs, Mississippi. Brookhaven is marked through. The card is postmarked Water Valley, Mississippi, August …
Boys Corn Club Exhibit, Mississippi State Fair, Jackson, Mississippi, 1912
Boys Corn Club Exhibit, Mississippi State Fair, Jackson, Mississippi, 1912
Mississippi Capitol Region
This postcard features a color image of the Boys Club's corn exhibit that was shown at the 1912 Mississippi State Fair in Jackson, Mississippi. The exhibit features a sign along the top that reads "Prof C. A. Cobb. Supt. Boys Clubs" which appears to have used corn kernels to write the sign and make image of asterisks and other symbols. Rows of corn on the cob is displayed in a "u" shape along the wall and a sign above the back wall provides the statistics of corn production, average yield, and value of crops in Mississippi. The title of the …
Oil Mill And Ice Factory, Crystal Springs, Mississippi
Oil Mill And Ice Factory, Crystal Springs, Mississippi
Mississippi Capitol Region
This postcard features a black and white image of an aerial view of the buildings of the oil mill and ice factory in Crystal Springs, Mississippi. Railroad tracks run between the groups of buildings and railroad cars are seen on one side of the tracks. Trees can be seen in the distance. The title of the card is printed in red along the top of the image. The back of the card is addressed to Mr. P. A. Lotterhos in Phoenix Arizona. The card is postmarked Crystal Springs, Miss., February 19, 1913 and a green, one cent George Washington postage …
Insane Asylum, Jackson, Mississippi
Insane Asylum, Jackson, Mississippi
Mississippi Capitol Region
This postcard features a color illustration of the psychiatric hospital in Jackson, Mississippi, a large, three story building with a cupola or a dome in the center and four, two story white columns across the front entrance. Trees are on the hospital lawn, some of them lining a pathway to the entrance. The title of the card is printed in the upper center of the image. The back of the card is addressed to Mrs. Hattie Kitchens, Oxford, New York and is postmarked Merid and New Orleans R. P. O., February 24, 1913. Two green, one cent George Washington postage …
Poplarville High School, Poplarville, Mississippi
Poplarville High School, Poplarville, Mississippi
Mississippi Coast Region
This postcard features a color image of a large crowd of students and teachers gathered on the lawn of the Poplarville High School, a white, two story building with a bell tower in the center. Trees are on either end of the school, "framing" the group of students. The title of the card is printed along the bottom edge of the card. The back of the card is addressed to J. J. Freno in Denver, Colorado. The card is postmarked Poplarville, Miss., February 20, 1913 and a green, one cent George Washington postage stamp is placed in the upper right …
The Levee And Black Person's Cabins, Greenville, Mississippi
The Levee And Black Person's Cabins, Greenville, Mississippi
Mississippi Delta Region
This black and white photograph features a row of cabins on the left identified on the back of the card as having been inhabited by Black persons. The levee and levee wall are on the right side of the photograph with visibly high water at the levee. An inscription on the back of the card claims the seep water is all around the cabins "making mud three or four inches deep" and speaks of the density and width of the levee top.
Hitting The Bull's Eye, Tallahatchie Lumber Co., Philipp, Mississippi
Hitting The Bull's Eye, Tallahatchie Lumber Co., Philipp, Mississippi
Mississippi Delta Region
This card advertises for the Tallahatchie Lumber Company in Philipp, Mississippi, a small, unincorporated town in Tallahatchie County. The card includes a black and white image of a young woman bursting through the bull's eye of a dart board with text advertising the lumber company printed beneath it. The text reads "Hitting the "Bull's Eye" is what we are all trying to do. Stop SHOOTING your orders to every "Tom, Dick and Harry," get in line with the procession and when ready to shoot, aim straight for PHILIPP and you will hit the "BULL'S EYE" every time. Tallahatchie Lumber Co. …
Refugees Of The Great Flood Of 1913 , Head [Leland], Mississippi
Refugees Of The Great Flood Of 1913 , Head [Leland], Mississippi
Mississippi Delta Region
This postcard features a faded black and white image of a line of Great Northern railroad cars on the tracks at Head, Mississippi which is current day Leland, Mississippi. A vehicle is parked on the right side of the tracks and people are seen walking toward the tracks and on the tracks. Some people are seen peering from one of the train cars. The faded, handwritten title "Refugees Head, Miss. Flood 1913 [?] Leland, Mississippi" is in the lower right of the image. The Great Flood of 1913 occurred in the Mississippi Delta in April and May 1913. This photograph …
Dantzler And Cowan Store 1913 Account, Dantzler And Cowan
Dantzler And Cowan Store 1913 Account, Dantzler And Cowan
Dantzler Lumber Company Records
Account listing sales, debts, expenses and assets of Dantzler and Cowan store, 1913. Lists customers and amounts owed.