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Websites & Blogs About Mississippi Blues

Mississippi Blues Trail --

http://www.msbluestrail.org/blues_trail/

and

 http://mississippibluestrail.blogspot.com/

BB King Museum -- http://www.bbkingmuseum.org/

Delta Blues Museum -- http://www.deltabluesmuseum.org/

Living Blues magazine -- http://livingblues.com/

Highway 61 Radio -- http://www.highway61radio.com/

Central MS Blues Society -- http://www.centralmississippibluessociety.com/

MS Musicians Hall of Fame -- http://www.msmusic.org/

MS Delta Blues & Heritage Festival -- http://www.deltablues.org/home2.html

MS Writers & Musicians Website -- http://www.mswritersandmusicians.com/musicians/

In these tough economic times, click 

on the icon above to see how much money 

your public library saves you when you check 

out items instead of buying. Use your money wisely!

New List from the John Williams Photograph Collection

February 2010--A new list of photographs in the collection has been compiled and is now available. Each photograph is of a single man in a formal pose, size 5"x7" or smaller. The dates range from 1944 to 1977.

NEW LAWRENCE COUNTY PRESS OBITUARIES! 

Years 1997-2003 added June 24, 2009.

(Scroll down to Obituaries Section)

HOMEWORK AND REPORT HELP!

  For periodical articles and other references for reports, click on the MAGNOLIA link above. If you are in one of our libraries, it will take you to EbscoHost and other resources. If you are at home, you will need to call your local library for the access code.

  Another excellent source for homework help (and websites that can be trusted) check out the Librarian's Internet Index. 

The Veterans History Project of the Library of Congress American Folklife Center collects, preserves, and makes accessible the personal accounts of American war veterans so that future generations may hear directly from veterans and better understand the realities of war.

LIBRARY BLOG

WHAT'S NEW @ YOUR PUBLIC LIBRARY

Have you wondered what new books, movies and tapes your local library has received lately? Or, what is going on at your local library? Check out our new blog and let us know how we can improve it. You can now subscribe to an RSS feed for our blog. Come join the fun!

New Brookhaven, Mississippi, website!

Click Here for the latest in city government, forms, and contact information.

All libraries in the system are now WiFi hotspots which are available during library hours. Please obtain the username and password from your local library. Wireless devices need to be equipped with WiFi compliant 802.11b/g network cards.

Free Coffee is Available in the Lincoln County Public Library 

East Lobby 

(M-F 9am to 11am)

Memorials and Gifts

Lincoln County Public Library

In Memory of:

Mrs. Elizabeth Becker by Ms. Marci Rehg, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Perry, Liz & F.J. Ratcliff, Jan & Brad Ratcliff, Melissa Jones, Dr. & Mrs. Curry Smith, Dr. & Mrs. John O. O'Shaughnessey, Anne M. Cossar, Kathy Behan, Bill Long & Family, Betty Langston, Mrs. Mary Ellen Case & Mr. & Mrs. Mike J. Case, The Van Hatcher Family, Henry Drane, Alison Becker Greene, Mr. & Mrs. Allain Andry, Cecil & Grace Allred, Janie Adams, Dott Cannon, Mary Shank Gumbrecht

Dr. Clyde Pilgreen by Betty Langston, Norma Hill, Dr. Russell & Mary Louise Burns

Mrs. Fulton (Valerie) Mills by Norma Hill, Betty Langston, Dr. Russell & Mary Louise Burns

Rev. Edward Hale by Betty Langston, Dr. Russell & Mary Louise Burns

Greg Burt by Mary Clopton

Franklin County Public Library

In Memory of:

Mildred Nix Smith from Dana Lewis

Alice Dickerson by Franklin County Retired Education Personnel

Colleen Hollingsworth by Franklin County Retire Education Personnel

Jerry Wayne Holland by Greg & Clemois Scott

Ellisteen Davis by Larry, Patty & Peggy Dickerson

Newhebron Public Library

Amy Henderson - by The Henderson Family