Oxford, Mississippi
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(5-01)
Rowan Oak, Old Taylor Road, 1/2 mile south of town square. Home of
novelist William Faulkner, whose fictional Col. Sartoris was based on his
great-grandfather, C.S.A. Col. William Falkner |
(11-01)
University of Mississippi "Ole Miss." Lyceum,
which is the main building on campus. The
central section is the original, the
wings were added later. It was built in the 1840's. It
is used for offices of the Chancellor and vice Chancellor |
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(11-01)
One
of the original building on campus. It is just to
the right of the Lyceum around the circle
at the center of campus. It's called the "Y"
building and houses International Studies
Department |
(2-03) Close-up Confederate Monument at the front of the circle |
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