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The Mississippi Department of Archives and History (MDAH) was founded in 1902. Headquartered at the William F. Winter Archives and History Building, MDAH collects, preserves, and provides access to the archival resources of the state, administers museums and historic sites, and oversees statewide programs for historic preservation, government records management, and publications.
MDAH administers the Eudora Welty House and Garden, Grand Village of the Natchez Indians, Historic Jefferson College, Manship House Museum, Mississippi Civil Rights Museum, the Mississippi Governor's Mansion, Museum of Mississippi History, Old Capitol Museum, Windsor Ruins, and Winterville Mounds.
Learn more at www.mdah.ms.gov.
MDAH administers the Eudora Welty House and Garden, Grand Village of the Natchez Indians, Historic Jefferson College, Manship House Museum, Mississippi Civil Rights Museum, the Mississippi Governor's Mansion, Museum of Mississippi History, Old Capitol Museum, Windsor Ruins, and Winterville Mounds.
Learn more at www.mdah.ms.gov.
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Genealogy Presentation - County Records - Joyce Dixon
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Learn how to trace your genealogy! Joyce Dixon presented the Genealogy Workshop - County Records, 10 a.m. on Saturday, August 17, at the William F. Winter Archives & History Building. This workshop demonstrated how to use MDAH materials to trace your family genealogy. This program was free and open to the public. :Produced with support from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Flags from Mississippi Gallery Talk - Katie Etre
zhlédnutí 32Před dnem
The Flags From Mississippi: Emblems Through Time special exhibit at the Two Mississippi Museums houses rare flags spanning periods of Mississippi history including WWII. The practice of using an American flag as a coffin drape to honor soldiers and veterans has been observed since the nation’s beginning. “Flags From Mississippi Gallery Talk: Conservation” with MDAH director of conservation Kath...
Freedom Summer Shorts - Ella Baker - The Heirs
zhlédnutí 35Před dnem
Freedom Summer Shorts - Ella Baker - The Heirs documents the profound changes civil rights activists demanded in Mississippi in 1964. Featuring sound and images from the MDAH archives, this short video is in a series called #FreedomSummerShorts. Produced with support from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
Freedom Summer Shorts - Hollis Watkins - Defining Your Own Leaders
zhlédnutí 34Před 21 dnem
Freedom Summer Shorts - Hollis Watkins - Defining Your Own Leaders documents the profound changes civil rights activists demanded in Mississippi in 1964. Featuring sound and images from the MDAH archives, this short video is the first in a series called #FreedomSummerShorts. Produced with support from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
Freedom Summer Shorts - Jeannette King - Black Students' Education
zhlédnutí 85Před měsícem
Freedom Summer Shorts - Jeannette King - Black Students' Education documents the profound changes civil rights activists demanded in Mississippi in 1964. Featuring sound and images from the MDAH archives, this short video is the first in a series called #FreedomSummerShorts. Produced with support from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
Freedom Summer Shorts - Joan Trumpauer Mulholland - A New Plan
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Freedom Summer Shorts - Joan Trumpauer Mulholland - A New Plan documents the profound changes civil rights activists demanded in Mississippi in 1964. Featuring sound and images from the MDAH archives, this short video is the first in a series called #FreedomSummerShorts. Produced with support from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
Freedom Summer Shorts - Ed King - Outside
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Freedom Summer Shorts - Ed King - Outside
Freedom Summer Shorts - Fannie Lou Hamer - The Youth
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Freedom Summer Shorts - Fannie Lou Hamer - The Youth
Freedom Summer Shorts - Ed King - Some Died
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Freedom Summer Shorts - Ed King - Some Died
Welty at Home: E.M. Forester's A Room with a View - June 17, 2024
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Welty at Home: E.M. Forester's A Room with a View - June 17, 2024
Freedom Summer Shorts - Oscar Chase - Yale Students
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Freedom Summer Shorts - Oscar Chase - Yale Students
Welty at Home: E.M. Forester's A Room with a View - June 10, 2024 - Chapters XVII-XX
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Welty at Home: E.M. Forester's A Room with a View - June 10, 2024 - Chapters XVII-XX
Freedom Summer Shorts - Bob Moses - Welcome
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Freedom Summer Shorts - Bob Moses - Welcome
Juneteenth Jubilee at the Two Mississippi Museums
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Juneteenth Jubilee at the Two Mississippi Museums
Welty at Home: E.M. Forester's A Room with a View - June 3, 2024 - Chapters XIII-XVI
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Welty at Home: E.M. Forester's A Room with a View - June 3, 2024 - Chapters XIII-XVI
Freedom Summer Shorts - Fannie Lou Hamer - Grassroots
zhlédnutí 127Před 2 měsíci
Freedom Summer Shorts - Fannie Lou Hamer - Grassroots
Higher Purpose & Two Mississippi Museums Freedom Summer Free Weekend Partnership
zhlédnutí 35Před 3 měsíci
Higher Purpose & Two Mississippi Museums Freedom Summer Free Weekend Partnership
Welty at Home: E.M. Forester's A Room with a View - May 20, 2024
zhlédnutí 85Před 3 měsíci
Welty at Home: E.M. Forester's A Room with a View - May 20, 2024
Beginning Genealogy with William Thompson
zhlédnutí 123Před 3 měsíci
Beginning Genealogy with William Thompson
Welty at Home: E.M. Forester's A Room with a View - May 13, 2024
zhlédnutí 82Před 3 měsíci
Welty at Home: E.M. Forester's A Room with a View - May 13, 2024
History Is Lunch: Ted Ownby, "A Shooting on Capitol Street, 1887"
zhlédnutí 104Před 3 měsíci
History Is Lunch: Ted Ownby, "A Shooting on Capitol Street, 1887"
Welty at Home: E.M. Forester's A Room with a View - May 6, 2024
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Welty at Home: E.M. Forester's A Room with a View - May 6, 2024
Medgar Evers Lecture Series: Joy-Ann Reid
zhlédnutí 605Před 3 měsíci
Medgar Evers Lecture Series: Joy-Ann Reid
History Is Lunch: Jim Underwood, “La-Pointe Krebs House: Mississippi’s Oldest Residential Structure"
zhlédnutí 340Před 3 měsíci
History Is Lunch: Jim Underwood, “La-Pointe Krebs House: Mississippi’s Oldest Residential Structure"
History Is Lunch: Rex Jones, Steve Holland, & Marshall Ramsey, "Steve Holland: Jesus Was a Democrat"
zhlédnutí 365Před 4 měsíci
History Is Lunch: Rex Jones, Steve Holland, & Marshall Ramsey, "Steve Holland: Jesus Was a Democrat"
Within These Walls - The Old Capitol Museum Introduction
zhlédnutí 85Před 4 měsíci
Within These Walls - The Old Capitol Museum Introduction
History Is Lunch: Pete Smith, “Women Journalists and Mississippi Politics 1880s-1980s”
zhlédnutí 157Před 4 měsíci
History Is Lunch: Pete Smith, “Women Journalists and Mississippi Politics 1880s-1980s”
The fact that Mr Wright took credit for the design is telling, I know of 4 homes he could have taken credit for, but didnt...one of them is his daughter's home in johnstown, pa
💎💎💎💎💎💎💎♍️
My grand father was a little boy on that island. Great to see this.
What’s the name of their Facebook group
In the BEAUTY of heritage, history and power. Graciously thankful,
Thank you! I love and admire his gift.
Alcorn State University First Family, Medgar and Myrlie Evers 😊
Where is this from?
Love listening to him.
America is the biggest SCAM in world history!! Everything it represents is HYPOCRISY!!
I'm Mississippi Band Choctaw and there's no such thing as family preservation, there's glitz and glam Oklahoma Choctaws
I know all about the Last removal in 1904 not 1903. I also know that my great-great great Grandma Was a pure Choctaw Mississippi Band not a" half breed"
Evans' comment about "we didn't lose" is dead on and something people rarely talk about.
Wow so interesting. Love Natchez history. Well done! Can’t wait to get the book in.
Certainly post Katrina and BP, we have failed miserably to keep our Coast culture alive. I used to have neighbors who were oystermen, shrimpers, commercial and charters. I know none now. They died or left. They lost boats and homes in Katrina, they lost good health and boats and divorces post BP "cleanup". Our leaders decided to put their money (OUR $$) in developers in BSL. Very few $$ into restoration of the fertile marsh nurseries or oyster reefs. Shrimp catches were ner zero for mny years, as were healthy tuna and other deep sea catches.
This video is great
As a Hattiesburg native, this is great information for me.
Great and interesting. The photos, old and new, are fantastic to see.
Very good research, analysis, and presentation on a very horrible and sad death and aftermath.
I wonder if the lady that yelled THAT’S MY HOUSE, THAT’S MY HOUSE, is still alive in 2023?
I knew survivors Paul Williams , Mary Ann Gerlach , Wade and Julia Guice, and William Fennel . The wind gauge broke at 234 mph on the cargo ship Silver Hawk at Gulfport . The true height of Camille's surge at Pass Christian was actually 28 feet which was observed by Joseph Duckworth Jr. shortly before the Richieu collapsed and the evidence was erased .
This is so interesting! My daughter lives in Mobile and saw the story of the Clotilda with the new opening of the Heritage House there. We are Caucasian but have 3-5% Benin/Tongo on DNA results without understanding why before now. We had no idea of this amazing and tragic history. Thank you so much for this presentation.
I recently watched a CZcams video of a sorority girl doing a tour showing off the houses of sorority row at Alabama and she showed all of 3 seconds of alpha kappa alpha and by comparison their house was small and almost nondescript compared to the other sorority houses. Which are actual mansions. I feel like that was telling. The only historically black sorority, in the smallest and most innocuous looking building. And in all these videos from Alabama rush you barely see mention of them.
Excellent, enlightening and very brave. Looking forward to reading the book.
Great research.
The history is what is so important to preserve this information. Thankyou so much for making this documentary. 💓
Excellent video! I own Mercer Hall circa 1855 - Dr Mercer/Bledsoe House. Major General Grierson was entertained at the home in 1865 during his March through Eufaula/Georgetown.
Arrested for READING in a library. Today it's posting a comment on CZcams.
Deanna where is your family from in Mississippi? I am connected to the Byrd family.
Outstanding ! ! !
Alocal Jackson,Ms tv station broadcast the movie Gone With the Wind late night on the night that night as Camile passed thou Jackson,MS. I was 6 years old and several years later I saw the movie again and recognized it as he moviwe watched as the night that hurricane blew through, we lived at 104 dale court and it blew ourswingset over. A few days later my Marine Corps Dad came home from Vietnam and we all moved to Camp Lejune Marine Corps base and drank toxic water for the next 3 years, I remember Camille very well
Someone tied a banner on fallen pine trees that read Gone With The Wind after Camille .
why use words like ‘deported’ & ‘marooned’? these african natives were kidnapped, sold & enslaved. why not call it what it is? i’m glad they found it however & wow-what a great storyteller!
I remember the news coverage on Camille when I was very young. It was the first time that I had ever heard about how terrible weather could be. The Richaleau Apartments aftermath was very shocking to me.
Excellent presentation! Learned a lot.
History most people don't know about.
Good talk, thoroughly enjoyed your talk
Great talk,gotta get hold of that book, lifelong fan of Charley Patton
4 years before the 1965 Hart-Celler Act...Immigration reform that called for less Europeans into America and more BAME people as is the term used today--The same sort of legislation was being implemented in Britain and other Western European based nations globally
What a treat, Born in the late 70s This was the first storm or major storm I remember my grandparents talking about, the Rita and Katrina of their generation i suppose.
Great work Emily! I had no idea.
Wow! What a special special person!!!!!! Yes a Saint!
I read the book by Myrlie Evers, "For Us the Living" back in 71 or 72, and her book gave me so much insight on the Civil Rights Era. Medgar Evers was a brave man. All of them were. We can appreciate them more today than we did yesterday.
All these long tedious introductions! Anyway, the sad part is that when we at last finally achieve racial and economic "equality," the Promised Land, history shows we then turn on each other in ferocious envy and greed. The tribes of "Equality" turn on each other. It's called Original Sin. It is why Black Africans "owned" slaves and sold their brothers at bargain "prices" to the highest bidders. Or White Europeans in WWII. Our problems are spiritual, not political. Socialism in Dreams: “To destroy a people, you must first sever their roots… Modern society is hypnotized by socialism. It is prevented by socialism from seeing the mortal danger it is in. And one of the greatest dangers of all is that you have lost all sense of danger, you cannot even see where it’s coming from or going as it moves swiftly towards you.” - Alexander Solzhenitsyn. The "Socialist paradise" turns out to be only the transfer of brute power from one oligarchy to another, endlessly. Until Christ sets us free.
this race propaganda is like religion to this mofo
I appreciate this video
Dr. Simpson will never know how many hundreds of thousands of lives his scale has saved.
Great presentation! Very informative.
David Beito is a magnificent historian. His books and speeches are always informative and extremely well researched. My suggestion: read anything he writes and listen to any speech he gives.
Great job on the production of this video!
Interesting talk, I hope the archives she discusses get digitized to CZcams