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This page is a list of all the pics we've found that we should use. Pics that we've taken and that we have gotten the rights to can go over on stuff we have the rights to.


Found some more pics in History of Forrest County

-- Brad


That classic picture of the two guys standing next to the partially cut pine with a saw next to them is public domain (due to being so old)! Apparently someone named Estus Lott of Purvis originally owned the pic (and possibly has the original??? Obviously we can't burst into his house yelling PUBLIC DOMAIN! and steal the picture.) -- Brad


Here's a link to a bunch of pictures, hosted courtesy of Stinky: http://hburgwiki.rednek.net/images/

-- Brad


I went up to McCain and found the Pictorial History book (F349.H36 H37). It had TONS of pictures and history. I only looked through maybe half of it. I don't think you can check it out (it has a "DO NOT CIRCULATE" stamp on it). Here's some pics that I found from it:

I didn't really record the dates, but the earlier ones came from about 1900 and later, the later ones at about 1940. Also, the book didn't have any photo credits. It was published in something like 1982 by Ole Miss. I guess we could talk to them about all the copyrights. A lot of the really old pictures are probably public domain by now (IIRC a pre-1978 copyright lasts 95 years from creation), but I'd still like to scan the real prints instead of scanning a book.

Here's some more from the same book:

  • p 94 -- Inside of Komp's Manufacturing Co., 1924
  • p 95 -- In front of Barron Motor Co., 1920's
  • p 95 -- H.E. Bro. and Son Auto Accessory Store (interior shot)
  • p 96 -- Something about Veneer Co. on Seventh (I can't read my writing :()
  • p 96 -- Hulett Undertaking Co., corner of Eaton St. and Forrest St.
  • p 97 -- Hercules
  • p 98 -- Dedication of Hattiesburg Airport in 1930
  • p 98 -- Main St., looking south, late 1920's (it's got a view of the Coca-Cola sign and a Citizen's Bank sign (might be the building, not just the sign; i'm not sure)
  • p 99 -- Lakeview Park
  • p 102 -- Saenger Theater (this pic has a giant tire sitting in front of the theater)
  • p 102 -- Main St. looking south, 1930's
  • p 103 -- Hattiesburg Bottling Co. on Second St., 1936 (interior shot)
  • p 104 -- Interior of barber shop on Front St. in 1930's
  • p 105 & 106 -- WPA pics
  • p 107 -- YMCA building on Main St., built in 1915. It's now the Colmer Federal Building (at least it was in 1982).
  • p 111 -- Destroying moonshine in '39
  • p 114 & 115 -- Camp Shelby during WWII
  • p 119 -- Women manufacturing ammo inside (I assume, it doesn't actually say) Komp Equipment
  • p 120 & 121 -- German POWs
  • p 135 -- United Oil Corporation gas station at corner of Market St. and Batson St. (has a 1 cent sign!)
  • p 136 -- Downtown during Christmas (1947, 48)
  • p 140 -- Arial shot of 1948 USM covered in snow
  • p 143 -- USM students swinging near Forrest County Hall
  • p 145 -- Girl's 1916 basketbal team and football team
  • p 146 -- Inside College Hall auditorium with painted curtains
  • p 150 -- Classroom inside College Hall
  • p 151 -- Reception area inside Mississippi Hall
  • p 153 -- WWI memorial, built in 1923 at Hardy St. entrance
  • p 154 -- Sunken Garden, taken from Southern Hall looking east towards pres's home
  • p 155 -- Lake Byron
  • p 159 -- Construction at USM
  • p 161 -- Science lab inside Science Hall (now Southern Hall) in 1920
  • p 163 -- Construction of the Tech Building
  • p 178 -- Inside California Sandwich Shop, which has been around since 1912 at corner of Front St. and Mobile St.
  • p 178 -- Pine St., looking east, 1961 (you can see the J.C. Penney store)
  • p 180 -- Shot of "the cloverleaf" being built (I think it's the Highway 49 and Broadway Dr. one)
  • p 182 -- Forrest General Hospital under construction in 1951, and another after its 1977 addition
  • p 183 -- Methodist Hospital on Bay St., then the new building on Highway 98 in 1980
  • p 186 -- Intersection of Hardy St. and Highway 49 in the 1960's
  • p 187 -- Pic with a bunch of people shaking hands, but it's in front of that gazebo on 28th Avenue in 1957!

I think that's just about all the interesting pics from that book.

-- Brad