The hotel at which we stayed had a method for displayed room numbers.

The home was originally the rectory for a church one block away. When the church needed to expand, the home was relocated to Main Street. It is now used as the Columbus, Mississippi Welcome Center.


Part of St. Paul's Episcopal Church. William's granfather was the rector.

the backside of a building near the Tennessee Williams home

Downtown Columbus had very quaint architecture.

the most beautiful alleyway

Friendship Cemetery


The back of the Margaret Mitchell House, in Atlanta. The apartment in which she wrote Gone With the Wind is the one on the bottom left.

typewriter Mitchell used while working as a journalist

a recreation of the original lion's head that straddles the end of the banister (Mitchell used to rub the lion's nose for good luck every morning.)

mid-town Atlanta

outside of the Federal Reserve Bank

address of the place at which we ate dinner

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