




Mount Helena in Rolling Fork is such a majestic sight. You can see it from a distance if traveling along U.S. 61 on the north side of Rolling Fork. I love the columns of the home and the view of the cornfields that now surround the home is unlike any other. It's built on an Indian mound and is just a neat place to visit. These photos were taken a couple of weekends ago. The corn crop is mighty high around the place.
Mount Helena is a big part of my childhood memories and owned by a family friend. I took tons of photos inside and out myself this past March. It has amazing character and the ghost stories I grew up with make it even more intriguing.
ReplyDeleteLove your pictures...are you any relation to Glenn Allen?
ReplyDeleteGloria Christiansen
Edwards Mississippi
I'm headed there this weekend--my grandfather's half-brother owned the place about a hundred years ago and I have always wanted to see it.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! I love being from Rolling Fork, so many great memories including this old house.
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