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B.B. King is happy that there is a museum dedicated and named for him in his hometown.

Translucent images of long ago, of black men and women, backs bent, picking cotton under an unforgiving sun, are artistically displayed on standing glass panels in a museum carved out of an old brick gin mill in the Mississippi Delta. They're a reminder of those who labored by day in a segregated society. But at night they escaped to Indianola's Church Street to be entertained by a young man ...

By SHELIA BYRD Translucent images of long ago, of black men and women, backs bent, picking cotton under an unforgiving sun, are artistically displayed on standing glass panels in a museum carved out of an old brick gin mill in the Mississippi Delta. They're a reminder of those who labored by day in a segregated society. But at night they escaped to Indianola's Church Street to be entertained by ...

The bulk of the money, $1.1 billion, was spent in Tunica County, which has become a major market for casino gaming. Carver Randle, an Indianola attorney who ...

Translucent images of long ago, of black men and women, backs bent, picking cotton under an unforgiving sun, are artistically displayed on standing glass panels in a museum carved out of an old brick gin mill in the Mississippi Delta.

INDIANOLA, Miss. Translucent images of long ago, of black men and women, backs bent, picking cotton under an unforgiving sun, are artistically displayed on standing glass panels in a museum carved out of an old brick gin mill in the Mississippi Delta.

From the Stephens Media team in Arkansas and Washington D.C.

Translucent images of long ago, of black men and women, backs bent, picking cotton under an unforgiving sun, are displayed on standing glass panels in a museum carved out of an old brick cotton gin mill in the Mississippi Delta. They're a reminder of those...

Delta museum is a tribute to bluesman B.B. King

INDIANOLA, Miss. -- Translucent images of long ago, of black men and women, backs bent, picking cotton under an unforgiving sun, are artistically displayed on standing glass panels in a...

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