ŁOther Places (No.2)

  • Lyceum Building, in the University of Mississippi

    • In the Lyceum, the University's administration building, Faulkner's father,
    Murry C. Falkner had worked as Assistant Secretary, when Faulkner enrolled
    at the University as a special student in in the fall of 1919.



  • Ventress Hall in the University of Mississippi


    • Ventress Hall, originally built as the library,
    later became the Law School building. In 1920,
    Faulkner did odd jobs as a part-time carpenter and painter.



  • John Faulkner's Home


    • The home of Faulkner's brother John Faulkner
    and his wife Lucille Ramey Dolly Faulkner.
    It was known as "Memory House." John was a writer
    who wrote such books as Men Working, Dollar Cotton,
    and My Brother Bill.





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