Carolyn Kaye, Curator, will present a program on Stephen Dill Lee. Lee transitioned from military life to become a Noxubee planter and public servant. He was a prominent leader of the "New South" movement and served as president of the Mississippi Agriculture & Industrial College.
ZOOM ID: 841.975.7378
Tuesday, August 17 through Tuesday, August 17
Quarterly Meeting (Meeting)
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
HOPEFULLY in person @ Methodist Church on Jefferson Street, Macon
Rufus Ward, Local Historian & columnist for Columbus Commercial Dispatch newspaper will present "Stories & Reflections About & From Native Americans". He will talk about Pushmataha, "the greatest of all Choctaw chiefs", and the treaties of Dexter & Dancing Rabbit Creek.
Tuesday, November 16 through Tuesday, November 16
Quarterly Meeting (Meeting)
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
HOPEFULLY in person @ Methodist Church on Jefferson Street, Macon
Anderson Thomas, CEO of the long-running local family business, Shuqualak Lumber, will talk about the history of the Anderson and Thomas families in Noxubee County.
