simple-lightbox domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home3/ab25816/public_html/carrollcountyms.org/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6131If you like to shop, the Pioneer Day Festival, sponsored by the Carroll Society for the Preservation of Antiquities, is an arts and crafts festival just for you on Saturday, October 7. In addition to shopping, you can learn about … Continue reading →
Thanks to a Bicentennial Grant from the Mississippi Humanities Council, you can visit Carrollton on your smart device as well as in person. The annual Pilgrimage and Pioneer Day Festival will be held October 6-7. Five homes will be open … Continue reading →
Quilting is an old needle art that can be something made from scraps sewn together with batting to keep the family warm. Or it can be something made from carefully chosen fabric, pieced together to form a fabric work of … Continue reading →
Carroll County has an abundance of talented people and always has. This year’s A Taste of Soup and Art Exhibit will showcase some of these. Linda James is retired from the medical field. She is well known for her humor, … Continue reading →
As I sit down to write about the upcoming events for the Friends of the Library in Carroll County, the song words – “Oh, the weather outside is frightful, But the fire is so delightful – run through my mind … Continue reading →
Carrollton Masonic Lodge F & AM #36 was chartered 3 January 1838. This was the first Masonic Lodge established in Carroll County. The Hall is the second oldest in the state in continuous use as a Masonic Hall. The Lodge … Continue reading →
Your pilgrimage won’t be complete without taking the short drive to Cotesworth, the home of James Zachariah George from 1861 until his death in 1897. There, you can purchase tickets for a tour of the home. George was a major … Continue reading →
To most of us the term “Mississippian” means someone who lives in Mississippi. However, to archeologists the term designates a period in history 1000 to 1700 A.D. and the society that lived during that period. This society was spread across … Continue reading →
We are excited to have some new homes open this year. Shades Rest, the home of Bo and Shonda Milton, has never been open for the Pilgrimage. With its beautiful parquet floor in the entry way and its bold color … Continue reading →
“In the sleepy town of Carrollton, Mississippi, when one story ends, another takes hold. Filled with historic structures, both residential and commercial, the town really unfold more like a village, with paved roads meeting the unpaved driveways of charming home … Continue reading →
