| Camille -- owner of historic Borroum's Drug store, which has been owned and operated continuously by the same family every since it opened its doors in 1865. |
| Moon Mullins started cutting hair in downtown Corinth, immediately upon his return from WWII, where he served on Navy battleships in the Pacific theater of the war. In Mullins barbershop there are plenty of lies to be heard about the "big one" that got away. |
| Bryan and his uncle Roby Clausel have been in the jewelry business in downtown Historic Corinth, for a long time. |
| The original safe from the Abe Rebel Company now sits inside the Clausel Jewelry store. |
| Tate Street in downtown Corinth reveals the depths of despair that the Walmart era has ushered into the old downtowns of yesteryear. |
| Among the treasures to be found in the alleyways of downtown Corinth are sites such as this gas meter, which covers up an old coal bin, which is a relic from days gone by. |
| The old-fashioned soda fountain at Borroum's Drug store, where you can still get a coke made the old fashioned way. |
| "Elite Theater 10¢" is what the writing on the wall says. You can still barely see it in the alley between Waldron and Cruise Streets. |