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Gordon, a Vicksburg resident, was a historian, author, storyteller and a former curator of the Old Court House Museum in Vicksburg. He earned both bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Mississippi College. He taught high school history and was a newspaper reporter and columnist for many years. Gordon wrote and published numerous books on local history and culture before his death in March 2021.

The Mint Julep: Take a frosted sip of a sweet taste of the South
Posted inFood, History

The Mint Julep: Take a frosted sip of a sweet taste of the South

by Gordon CottonMay 18, 2017

It ranks right up there with moonlight and magnolias in makingthe South Southern.~It’s the mint julep. It might be served in a tall, thin glass with frost on the outside and droplets of cold water running down, chilling the tips of the sipper’s fingers. But the mint julep doesn’t have to be in a tall […]

Posted inMusic

Jubilee Singers

by Gordon CottonFebruary 9, 2017
Cemetery Epitaphs
Posted inHistory

Cemetery Epitaphs

by Gordon CottonNovember 17, 2016
Charles Riles
Posted inPortrait

Charles Riles

by Gordon CottonNovember 17, 2016
Raymond Battlefield
Posted inHistory

Raymond Battlefield

by Gordon CottonAugust 21, 2016
‘The Crisis’
Posted inHistory

‘The Crisis’

by Gordon CottonApril 17, 2016
Emma Crisler
Posted inPortrait

Emma Crisler

by Gordon CottonJanuary 4, 2016
John George Ryan
Posted inHistory

John George Ryan

by Gordon CottonSeptember 8, 2015
Jordan’s Chapel
Posted inCulture

Jordan’s Chapel

by Gordon CottonJune 18, 2015
Robby Whyte
Posted inLifestyle

Robby Whyte

by Gordon CottonApril 10, 2015

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