MERIDIAN, Miss. (Queen City Newsfeed) – On Saturday, February 22nd, Meridian’s Downtown History Walk took attendees on a journey through time, celebrating the city’s rich past and its 165th birthday. Hosted by the Historic Meridian Railroad Museum, the event featured the Rose Hill Storytellers, who brought to life 17 historical figures from Meridian’s history.
The walk, which took place from 12 PM to 4 PM, allowed participants to explore Dumont Plaza and beyond, where locals dressed in period costumes portrayed the historical figures and shared captivating stories about their contributions to the community. The self-guided tour gave attendees the opportunity to choose which stories they wanted to hear, immersing themselves in the fascinating history of the city.
The event was free to the public and drew a diverse crowd of history enthusiasts, families, and visitors, eager to learn more about Meridian’s founding and the individuals who helped shape its growth.
For those who missed the event, interviews with some of the Rose Hill Story Tellers are still available, offering insights into the remarkable figures they portrayed.
