Our Bookstore
Welcome to our online bookstore where we have books that we have published along with books that relate to our history, to our architecture, and to our famous sons and daughters.
We have published several books, our most popular being the book on plantations, and our five separate JOURNALS OF WILKINSON COUNTY HISTORY are great for genealogical researchers, presenting resource material on cemeteries, marriages, the Woodville Historic District, and the Confederacy in Wilkinson County.
We have the full series of seven indexes to the Woodville Republican which best tells our story, especially now with two hundred years of existence, and a focus in later years of the paper on the goings-on of our residents
We have an amazing resource with Betty Bentley Beaumont's two books, which we have available as reprints, about her life in Woodville. She owned a store, had several children, ran a hotel, sold goods during the War to the Confederates, running them to Natchez at night fording rivers in the dark of night, and dealing with epidemics. Her husband was the engineer who designed the railroad for Judge Edward McGehee. It gives us brilliant insight into mid 19th century life in this vital town . . . .and unedited . . .in a 19th century voice.
Look down through the several dozen books we have selected and offer for sale.
Remember we are an all-volunteer organization . . .even the bookshop . . .but we will do our best to get your order to you ASAP.
THE
PLANTATION WORLD
OF WILKINSON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI 1792 TO 2012
by STELLA M. PITTS & ERNESTO CALDEIRA
Best Sellers
Bestsellers
VISIT OUR
MUSEUM
BOOKSHOP
We have a bookshop at the Wilkinson County Museum on the court house square on Boston Row and we have all of our publications and items for sale as well in our antiques mall at the Main Street Market at the corner of Main Street and Royal Oak on the opposite corner of the square.
All of our publications and books are also available right here on this website! Orders will be sent usually within a day or two...and we offer the convenience of PayPal. If you prefer, you can also send us a note and a check by mail...to Museum Shop, PO Box 1055, Woodville, MS 39669, (601) 888-7151. For complete information and price lists, you are invited to write or call the Museum office.
