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Imagine the open fields in front of you covered with tents and crowded with white-bearded men. In October 1917, as the United States entered World War I, this rolling landscape played host to thousands of Vicksburg veterans. Soldiers from both si…
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Capt. Benjamin F. Rodgers.
The battery served four James rifles in temporary positions on the investment line of its division from May 25. One section served two James rifles in this position from about June 22 to the end of the siege, July 4,…
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Middle house constructed ca. 1830 by John Lane, a member of Vicksburg's founding family.
Flanking Italianate townhouses constructed ca. 1872: 901 by a niece of Jeff. Davis; 913 by Judge Upton Young.
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1ZTI_running-the-gauntlet_Vicksburg-MS.html
Lookouts spotted Union vessels on the Mississippi River
and sounded the alarm. Within minutes, the night sky
blazed with the light of burning cotton bales and tar
barrels. In forts like the one you are in, Confederate
gunners knew just where t…
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Company A
Captain P. Grandpre
Company B
Captain R.C. Barrow
Company E
Captain Toby Hart
Compamy F
Captain T.N. McCrory
Served guns in the city
on the river-front line
March 29-July 4 1863
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1ZTG_louisiana-22nd-infantry_Vicksburg-MS.html
Company B
Capt. J.P. Morlot
Served guns on the line of defense
May 18-July 4, 1863
Marks' Company
Capt. Washington Marks
Served guns on the river-front line
May 18-July 4, 1863
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1ZTF_gibraltar-of-the-confederacy_Vicksburg-MS.html
Vital supplies of food, clothing, medicine, European-made rifles and soldiers arrived here from the south and west. They were then shipped by rail to the troops fighting in the east. By early 1863, Vicksburg and Port Hudson, Louisiana, were the la…
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C.S.
Marks' Company, 22D Louisiana;
River Batteries; Army of Vicksburg.
Capt. Washington Marks.
A detachment of the company, under Lieut.
Samuel Barnes, served one 10-inch Columbiad in
this position from about May 26 to the end of
the d…
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The historic African American community of Marcus Bottom was an important center of early blues, jazz, and gospel music activity. Pianist Eurreal "Little Brother" Montgomery, one of the premier blues artists of the 1920s and '30…
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In 1906 the Vicksburg Business League purchased nearly sixty acres of land and grading, one quarter mile east of this site, to attract a proposed National Guard rifle range. The range, which opened in 1907, included a store house, a concrete targe…