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1. Silver pattern by Gorham Silver Company	2. States oldest Masonic Lodge - 1818
3. Home of first Spanish Governor	3. Written at Jefferson College, Washington
6. Oldest house in New Orleans. Built by victim of Natchez Indian massacre	4. The club which burned and claimed 198 lives in 1940
8. How many millionaires in Natchez pre- Civil War	5. Largest octagonal house in America
12. Published third newspaper in Mississippi	6. Silver pattern by Gorham Silver Company
13. First white man supposed to have visited Adams County - 1543	7. First lumber mill in Mississippi was started by --
16. Raised the United States flag over the fort in 1798	9. Oldest city on Mississippi River, founded 1716
17. Third largest Indian mound in North America	10. Famous for her Hot Pepper Jelly
18. Miss America, 1960	11. Spanish engineer who laid out Natchez
19. Location of first state capitol	14. French General who visited only one town in MS in 1825
20. Bombarded Natchez in July 1863	15. Mississippi's oldest county, organized 1799
21. First school in US authorized to confer degrees on women	19. President Grover Cleveland's Secretary of the Interior
22. The old lighthouse - destroyed by the 1840 tornado	.

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