Welcome to Memphis!
May 11, 2022
Samantha shares a unique Welcome to Memphis sign she saw while visiting and exploring the Memphis, Tennessee area.
Samantha shares a unique Welcome to Memphis sign she saw while visiting and exploring the Memphis, Tennessee area.
Marilyn Jones shares a road trip’s worth of interesting Mississippi women, some from the state’s history, and some making history today.
Marilyn Jones shares a visit to a diverse museum in a historic court house
Built nearly 200 years ago, Monmouth embodies the labor and struggles of generations of enslaved people as well as its owners.
A Mississippi house full of history now serves as both a bed and breakfast and a museum.
Samantha shares pictures of the Mississippi state welcome sign on I-55 South.
Samantha shares her visit to the Capitol of the Magnolia State – Jackson, Mississippi. it was one the first buildings in the state to have electric elevators.
Hidden away at the end of Harrison Street in a wooded area is McRaven Tour Home. Said to be the most haunted house in Mississippi,
Marilyn Jones visits an unusual bed and breakfast in Vicksburg and learns the even more unusual story of its original owners.
Marilyn Jones takes her family along to visit storied Natchez, about to celebrate its 300 years of history.
Samantha shares a unique Welcome to Memphis sign she saw while visiting and exploring the Memphis, Tennessee area.
Marilyn Jones shares a road trip’s worth of interesting Mississippi women, some from the state’s history, and some making history today.
Marilyn Jones shares a visit to a diverse museum in a historic court house
Built nearly 200 years ago, Monmouth embodies the labor and struggles of generations of enslaved people as well as its owners.
A Mississippi house full of history now serves as both a bed and breakfast and a museum.
Samantha shares pictures of the Mississippi state welcome sign on I-55 South.
Samantha shares her visit to the Capitol of the Magnolia State – Jackson, Mississippi. it was one the first buildings in the state to have electric elevators.
Hidden away at the end of Harrison Street in a wooded area is McRaven Tour Home. Said to be the
Marilyn Jones visits an unusual bed and breakfast in Vicksburg and learns the even more unusual story of its original owners.
Marilyn Jones takes her family along to visit storied Natchez, about to celebrate its 300 years of history.