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Pictures from various tours.

 

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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

 

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.


Visit
Sheila's Picasa Web Album
from the Historic Churches Tour.

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 Walking Tour of the University of Memphis West Neighborhood

Every once in a while I get to lead a walking tour of an area of Memphis that is not Downtown nor on the Riverfront. On September 10, I was asked by Dr. Lauren Burrow of the University of Memphis Early Childhood program to give a tour of the UM west neighborhood for her students. We met at the Normal Deport historical marker by the Norfolk Southern RR tracks, and walk west down Walker to the Highland Strip, north past St. Luke's United Methodist Church to Midland, and east back to the center of the campus. There were many sites to see and many stories to tell along the way. This nice photo collage of some of her favorite sites was submitted by Dr. Burrow - thank you!

 

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Bridge Walk Photos from Marc Schwartz!

If you really want to see what some else sees on the BRIDGE WALK, then look at these wonderful photos submitted by a young photographer with a marvelous eye for "seeing" other things that some of do not "see". Marc has come on quite a few tours due to his enjoyment for Memphis History and is now sharing some of his photos with us through this web site. Thank you, Marc.

So, the next (and last of 2013) BRIDGE WALK is Sunday, November 10 at 2:00 p.m. Meet us under the beautiful Magnolia tree in Crump Park. Crump Park may be reached by driving west on Crump towards the bridges or north on I-55. The last exit in Tennessee before you cross the Mississippi River is Exit 12C (Metal Museum Drive). Attendants will be in the drive and parking lot to direct you to secure parking. Bring a camera!

And, while you are in the French Fort neighborhood, visit the National Ornamental Metal Museum and Chickasaw Heritage park, just south of Crump Park.

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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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