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Since 2005, students in the African American history class at Mississippi School of Mathematics and Science have staged a program in conjunction with the Eighth of May, the day Columbus slaves were emancipated by federal troops – May 8, 1865.
Two lion statues — one asleep, one alert — greet those who walk the smooth and time-worn marble steps leading up to the Greek revival mansion known as “Riverview.”
The annual Spring Pilgrimage has been a staple in Columbus for about 80 years.
As it is with many of the historic homes in Columbus, 416 N. Seventh St. has a name that complements the beauty of the property: Camellia Place.
The historic Adams French mansion – a magnificent, 7,000-square-foot antebellum home on the National Register of Historic Places, situated on fou