French Camp plans for October Harvest Festival

My family was originally from French Camp/Choctaw County. My grandfather had once been, amongst other things, a deputy US Marshall in Choctaw (circa late 1800's). I had the joy and pleasure of living there for a year when I was in 8th grade. The people of this community are "the salt of the earth". I still miss living in this most beautiful area of Mississippi, and along the Natchez Trace. If anyone ever gets the chance to visit, especially for the Harvest Festival, don't miss it! You can be assured of an incredible down-home, American good time!

Sam McGaugh wrote:

My family was originally from French Camp/Choctaw County. My grandfather had once been, amongst other things, a deputy US Marshall in Choctaw (circa late 1800's). I had the joy and pleasure of living there for a year when I was in 8th grade. The people of this community are "the salt of the earth". I still miss living in this most beautiful area of Mississippi, and along the Natchez Trace. If anyone ever gets the chance to visit, especially for the Harvest Festival, don't miss it! You can be assured of an incredible down-home, American good time!

I went this year for the first time in ages. It was very nice and I had a good time catching up.

Jeff Graff wrote:

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I went this year for the first time in ages. It was very nice and I had a good time catching up.

I'm very glad that you enjoyed yourself! You can attest to the fact that this event is a truely "down home" experience. I would encourage anyone who is visiting Mississippi to travel the Natchez Trace, and to plan on spending some time enjoying this historic little town. You won't belive the history and the hospitality you can enjoy!

Tell me more about this Grandfather ,sounds great.No pun