On the outside it looks like a gracious southern home:
And as you walk in the door you are greeted by you know who. Probably Mississippi's most famous son. He actually says hello and welcomes you:
And an Easter egg tree:
And each room is furnished with beautiful antique furniture (or maybe reproductions -I am no expert):
You are welcome to peruse the literature racks, tastefully integrated into each room, have a seat and read about the local area, check your emails or even watch television. All while enjoying a complimentary cup of tea or coffee.
And each room contained several displays representing Easter:
ceramic Easter eggs |
The Easter Bunny's village |
And of course the Easter Bunny |
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Hi Anne. I'm really enjoying reading about your trip and seeing and hearing about all the sites you're visiting and the people you are meeting. In case you missed my FB post, I started a blog about my genealogy search into my family tree. I'd love for you to take a look if you are interested. Here's the link: http://betsysfamilyroots.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteGood blog Betsy. Let me know id I can help. I notice you didn't mention the name "Stavert" - I have a little info about them as well.
Deletehow nice what a place...we crossed there last year..and never knew it was there..next year we will be sure to stop...safe travels folks..
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