Another day, another foggy morning in Jackson, Mississippi. I said that the fog made downtown look like something from Stephen King’s imagination. So here are a few photos from my trusty iPhone 4S. Enjoy your tour of Jackson in the fog. Oh, you want to see them bigger? Click on the smaller photos to see them larger.
Jackson's City Hall. It survived the Civil War and was used as a hospital.
The Lamar Life Building.
The Electric Building and part of The Clarion-Ledger.
St. Andrew's Cathedral, The Lamar Life and Capital Towers
Looking toward the State Capitol on Congress
The Mississippi State Capitol. Built in 1903 for $1,095,681 from back railroad taxes.
Designed by famed architect Theodore Link, the Beaux-Arts Style building sits on old site of State Penitentiary.
The fog has nearly shrouded the giant gold eagle on the top of the dome.
The corner of Pearl and Congress Streets.
The Governor's Mansion. It's the second-longest occupied mansion in U.S. behind Virginia's.
Excellent pictures. Thanks for sharing.
These are beautiful. Thank you for taking them and sharing with us.
You are welcome. It was a pretty sight this morning!
Beautiful!
Beautiful pics, MR :)
Uh-oh…I must have stuttered!
Love the pics. We do have a beautiful downtown and buildings.
Wonderful!!
Very nice work Marshall! Really like the gloomy look. Always thought the Standard Life Building was something out of Gotham City. Very cool shot.
Well make that maybe the Lamar Building. Either or, great!