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Pictures
from various tours.
| Herman King
is a freelance writer and photographer who lives, with his wife Ginger,
near Hernando, Mississippi.
He was born in Memphis and spent most of his
life in or near Memphis. Herman enjoys history, learning more about the
area and sharing his finds with others. He is also a frequent contributor to
DeSoto Magazine.
He may be contacted at: cell (901)494-9081 or hermanking@aol.com |
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Jimmy Ogle Tours through the eyes of tour veteran Jane C. Nichols
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Shelby County Courthouse Tour
This photo
gallery is from a
November 2011 tour. |
Downtown
This photo gallery is from an
October 2012 tour. |
Chickasaw
Park, National Ornamental Metal Museum, Marine Hospital, Crump Park and The
Memphis-Arkansas Bridge
This photo gallery is from an
April 2012 tour. |
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Pictures from The Beale Street Brass Note Tour
with Jimmy Ogle can be found
HERE. |
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Surprise: "Country's
Best Tour Guide"
Trophy Given To
Jimmy O!
On the October 12
"Tuesday Tour" of
Madison Avenue,
I was
surprised by a
frequent
participant,
Henrietta Alvarez,
with the "Country's
Best Tour Guide"
trophy. Many thanks
go to Henrietta for
her continued
participation and
thoughtful gesture
for this
recognition. |
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Architecture
Month Event Gallery
AIA
Memphis presented
its seventh annual
celebration of
architecture and
design this past
September!
Architecture Month
offers the Memphis
community an
exciting and
educational series
of tours, lectures,
exhibits, films and
events that explore
historic and
contemporary
architecture and
design in Memphis
and beyond. Click
HERE to view the
gallery |
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More Coming Soon
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webmaster.
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in larger resolutions
upon request.
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