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Turkey Lover’s Delight
When visiting a city like Natchez it brings awe to the number of historic buildings and sites. They stimulate and excite those making their first journey here with their magnificent presence and ... -
Natchez Section – National Council of Negro Women
Eighty-eight years ago, NCNW was founded by Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, a prolific educator, activist, and historian, who sought to create a unified community of women of African descent, dedicated to improving ... -
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Despite facing a serious storm on Monday evening, a group of friends and visitors came out to see the unveiling of Bob Willis’ bust of the Rev. William Hamilton Watkins (1815-1881) at ...
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