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Old Trace Exhibit Shelter
Mile Post 008.7 |
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Old Trace Exhibit Shelter
Distance to Nearest Parkway Restroom 6.8 Miles North to Mount Locust 9.1 Miles South to Natchez MS Distance to Nearest Gas Stations 29.2 Miles North to US 61 Then 0.5 Miles North 8.7 Miles South to Library Rd Then 0.7 Mile West |
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Old Trace Exhibit Shelter The Old Trace was a wilderness road that originated from a series of trails used by the southeastern Indian tribes. The Natchez Trace was politically, economically, socially, and militarily important for the United States in its early developement. Among those that traveled this road were American Indians, traders, soldiers, "Kaintucks", postriders, settlers, slaves, circuit-riding preachers, outlaws, and adventurers. The Old Natchez Trace serves as a reminder of those who contributed to events that shaped the broad patterns of our common history. (National Park Service) |
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Old Trace Exhibit Shelter
Mile Post 008.7 |
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