Books
Books may be purchased at the Fire Station Museum on Saturdays, 10am-2pm, or at the Majors-Parchman Visitor's Center at 701 S. Kaufman Street. Office hours are 9am-3pm, Tuesday through Friday, or by calling 903-537-4760 for more information.
Shipping and handling for a postal address will be added to the price of the publications.
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Memories of Don Meredith & Hometown Mt. Vernon
Read about the boyhood and the growing up of Meredith, and learn about the hometown that many Mt. Vernon natives fondly recall.
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Early Days in Franklin County
Compiled by B.F. Hicks, this is a collection of articles and personal recollections of Franklin County from the turn of the century.
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A Walk through Mt. Vernon
A nostalgic look at Mt. Vernon's buildings and businesses - past and present: Its 256 pages filled with photographs as you take a walking tour of the town.
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Reflective Rays
Over 100 pages cover the history of the community at mid-century through the eyes of a young boy. The stories are universal to life in this country and will be of interest to natives and newcomers alike.
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