MS Depart. of Archives & History
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The Mississippi Department of Archives and History is the official archival and historical agency for the state of Mississippi.
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May is Preservation Month, and at noon on Wednesday, May 1, Jim Underwood will discuss Mississippi’s oldest residential structure, the LaPointe-Krebs House, for #HistoryIsLunch at the Two Mississippi Museums. facebook.com/events/1186522…
Thank you to the Cadet Gospel Choir of U.S. Military Academy at West Point for performing at the Two Mississippi Museums! Choir members Gabrielle Nelson and Blake Smith are native Mississippians from Byram and Brandon respectively. The cadets toured the 'Flags From Mississippi' special exhibit.
Join us at noon on Wednesday, April 24, for #HistoryIsLunch at the Two Mississippi Museums when Rex Jones will screen his new short documentary on Steve Holland followed by a conversation between Steve Holland and Marshall Ramsey. facebook.com/events/4485729…
Join us at noon on Wednesday, April 17, when author Trent Brown will present “Murder in McComb: The Tina Andrews Case” for this week's #HistoryIsLunch at the Two Mississippi Museums.
Our reading rooms in the William F. Winter Archives & History Building are free for guests to access thousands of books on Mississippi history and view other archival materials. Visit mdah.ms.gov/research/winte…
to learn more about research at MDAH! #NationalLibraryWeek
Join us at noon on Wednesday, April 10, for #HistoryIsLunch at the Two Mississippi Museums when author Pete Smith will present “Women Journalists and Mississippi Politics 1880s-1980s.”
Thank you Eddie S. Glaude Jr. for starting your book tour at the Two Mississippi Museums in conversation with Pamela D.C. Junior. Signed copies of 'We Are The Leaders We Have Been Looking For' by Eddie Glaude Jr. are available at the Mississippi Museum Store. Harvard University Press
Excavations at Prospect Hill Plantation turned up over 4,000 artifacts in 9 days, such as this brick with fingerprints from an enslaved person. Join us at noon today for #HistoryIsLunch when MSU's Shawn Lambert will present 'The Archaeology of Enslavement at Prospect Hill.'