Hometown Mississippi
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Product details:
- Publisher University Press of Mississippi
- Date of Publication 30 September 2025
- ISBN 9781496859990
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages277 pages
- Size 279x216 mm
- Weight 666 g
- Language English
- Illustrations 338 color illustrations 700
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Long description:
Hometown Mississippi offers an intimate glimpse into thirty Mississippi towns through the lens of author, photographer, and artist Melody Golding. In this stunning collection, Golding captures the essence of her state in the summer of 2024, blending photography and personal exploration to create a colorful and contemporary portrait of Mississippi. From the hills in the north to the sandy shores of the south, from the Piney Woods to the Mississippi River towns and the storied Mississippi Delta, Golding's journey takes readers off the beaten path, away from interstates, and along the winding back roads and highways that once served as the main thoroughfares for these unique small-town destinations.
Each town Golding visits has its own special attractions, including historical landmarks, cultural offerings, recreational spaces, colleges and universities, scenic natural beauty, tourist attractions, and ties to some of the many celebrities Mississippi calls its own. All are distinct, yet all share a common pride in their local identity.
Within the pages of this book, more than fifty Mississippians reflect on their connection to the Magnolia State, offering heartfelt insights into the experiences, traditions, and character of their communities. With warmth and generosity, Mississippians ranging from Morgan Freeman to Marty Stuart to Mississippi Senator Roger Wicker, from university presidents to local business owners, share what it means to call Mississippi home.
Table of Contents:
Introduction
Belzoni
Biloxi
Bolton
Canton
Church Hill
Clarksdale
Cleveland
Columbus
Flora
Greenwood
Hattiesburg
Holly Springs
Jackson
Laurel
Leland
Madison
Meridian
Natchez
Ocean Springs
Oxford
Pass Christian
Philadelphia
Port Gibson
Senatobia
Starkville
Tupelo
Vicksburg
Water Valley
West Point
Yazoo City
