The Heritage of Lafayette County, Mississippi
William Faulkner: His Lafayette County Heritage: Lands, Houses and Businesses, Oxford, Mississippi 
Sold! Lafayette County, Mississippi Will Abstracts 1836-1898
Sold! Lafayette County, Mississippi Cemetery Records
Sold! A History of Lafayette County, Mississippi
1921 Tate and Lafayette Counties, Mississippi Financial Directory
Family Ties: Volume II: Old Letters
HEAD, McKINNY, STARR, FOX, CHILDRESS, HUSTON, McCLESKEY, CANNON, NELSON, CRAIG, WELLS, COFFEY, ALEXANDER, SPENCE & more.
Family Maps of Lowndes County, Mississippi, Deluxe Edition

1850 Census: Lowndes County, Mississippi: Including Free, Slave, Mortality and Agricultural Schedules
River Town: An Affectionate Portrait of Columbus, Mississippi...

A Grand Heritage: A Culinary Legacy of Columbus, Mississippi

The Diary of Caroline SEABURY, 1854-1863
"In 1854 Caroline Seabury of Brooklyn, New York set out for Columbus, Mississippi to teach French at its institute for young ladies. She lived in Columbus until 1863. This diary is an illuminating account of southern plantation society and the "peculiar institution" of slavery on the eve of its destruction."
Collection of Columbus, Mississippi Pilgrimage Pamphlets for 1951 and 1955
Sold! By the Flow of the Inland River: The Settlement of Columbus, Mississippi, to 1824
A Historical Documentation of Plymouth, Mississippi
Pelican Guide To Old Homes Of Mississippi: Columbus And The North
Reflections: Homes and History of Columbus, Mississippi 
A Pictorial History of the People of Lowndes County, Mississippi; A Photographic Reminiscence 1830 - 1980, Sesquicentennial Edition
McGowah Place and Other Memoirs 
Robert Cecil COOK
1921 Lowndes County, Mississippi Financial Directory

A History of Columbus, Mississippi During the 19th Century
(1909)
Columbus Mississippi, Historical Center of the South
Register of the Columbus and Greenville Railway Company Records 1906-1971

Sold! Original Antique Broadside: Board of Trade; Columbus, Mississippi
(1880)
Sold! Original Civil War Letter: Als, From J. C. Ramsey to W. C. Winston, Dated Feb. 17th, 1862
From the seller: "[Civil War] ALS, FROM J. C. RAMSEY
TO W. C. WINSTON, DATED FEB. 17th, 1862. Single sheet, with 2pp. of text,
measuring 5 x 8 in. Small chip to right margin, affecting one word. The letter
is written from Columbus, Miss. (sic), on the day following the surrender of
Fort Donelson. (The town of Columbus, Mississippi is situated on the Mississippi
River. ) The author writes that he has heard "contradictory reports from Fort
Donaldson (sic)...[that we were] defeated & have surrendered to the enemy which
I hope is false. " He says the community is nervous because their "Rifle Company
doubtless were in the engagement..." The commander of Fort Donelson, Simon
Buckner had surrendered his entire command to Grant on Feb. 16, & little more
than a week later, Kentucky & most of Tennessee came under Union military
control. (McPherson, BATTLE CRY OF FREEDOM, pp. 397-403)."