Yazoo City Burned Down at Claudine Dennis blog

Yazoo City Burned Down. The flames were so violent and indiscrimininte, that the entire town nearly burned to the ground. All extant copies of the original act were collected and burned at high noon on the grounds of the state capitol under construction, then in louisville. On may 25, 1904, exactly twenty years to the day of the witch's death, yazoo city caught on fire. An entity capable of invoking chills in the denizens of the city, the witch of yazoo was once an elderly recluse dwelling near the yazoo river's banks. On the morning of may 5, 1904, a fire burned through out yazoo city. The witch, according to legend, died on may 25, 1884 — 20 years to the day before the great fire that destroyed the town, which leveled 200 homes and almost every business in yazoo city. In 1904, 20 years after the curse, the town of yazoo city did actually burn, with more than 300 buildings bonfired into charcoal. Many theories evolved as to. Cast as vile and unsightly, her solitary. When the residents went to the graveyard afterward, they discovered that the chains surrounding the grave of the witch had been broken. The fire quickly spread and destroyed 200.

All extant copies of the original act were collected and burned at high noon on the grounds of the state capitol under construction, then in louisville. On may 25, 1904, exactly twenty years to the day of the witch's death, yazoo city caught on fire. The flames were so violent and indiscrimininte, that the entire town nearly burned to the ground. When the residents went to the graveyard afterward, they discovered that the chains surrounding the grave of the witch had been broken. On the morning of may 5, 1904, a fire burned through out yazoo city. The fire quickly spread and destroyed 200. The witch, according to legend, died on may 25, 1884 — 20 years to the day before the great fire that destroyed the town, which leveled 200 homes and almost every business in yazoo city. Cast as vile and unsightly, her solitary. In 1904, 20 years after the curse, the town of yazoo city did actually burn, with more than 300 buildings bonfired into charcoal. An entity capable of invoking chills in the denizens of the city, the witch of yazoo was once an elderly recluse dwelling near the yazoo river's banks.

First Presbyterian Church and the 1904 Yazoo City Fire Charlie Wingard

Yazoo City Burned Down On the morning of may 5, 1904, a fire burned through out yazoo city. All extant copies of the original act were collected and burned at high noon on the grounds of the state capitol under construction, then in louisville. On may 25, 1904, exactly twenty years to the day of the witch's death, yazoo city caught on fire. Cast as vile and unsightly, her solitary. The flames were so violent and indiscrimininte, that the entire town nearly burned to the ground. The fire quickly spread and destroyed 200. In 1904, 20 years after the curse, the town of yazoo city did actually burn, with more than 300 buildings bonfired into charcoal. The witch, according to legend, died on may 25, 1884 — 20 years to the day before the great fire that destroyed the town, which leveled 200 homes and almost every business in yazoo city. On the morning of may 5, 1904, a fire burned through out yazoo city. An entity capable of invoking chills in the denizens of the city, the witch of yazoo was once an elderly recluse dwelling near the yazoo river's banks. When the residents went to the graveyard afterward, they discovered that the chains surrounding the grave of the witch had been broken. Many theories evolved as to.