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Identifier
mum00078_b01_f16_003
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Date Information
1950s
Description
An old antebellum mansion. Typed on photograph: The Old Antebellum Mansion of Judge James Stone (made in 1928) (the boyhood home of Phil Stone who carried on his Dad's Law practice) (Faulkner was a constant visitor in this home) (The Judge was a father of our famous attorney, Phile Stone) (Phil being Faulkner's brilliant Gavin Stevens). It burned in 1941. [Full page images can be found in Box 1 scrapbook, also in this image gallery.]
Original Collection
Cofield Collection (MUM00078); J.R. and Jack Cofield original works are copyrighted to the University of Mississippi. Many images were collected by J.R. Cofield, and are subject to copyright under the creator. Archives and Special Collections. University of Mississippi Libraries.
Original Format
black-and-white photographs
Finding Aid
Relational Format
image