Lorman, Mississippi

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Rodney was a busy Mississippi River port founded in 1828 that lost out when a sandbar moved the river miles away in the 1860s, then lost most of its buildings to an 1869 fire and the railroad to Fayette. The red-brick Presbyterian church of about 1832 has a curved parapet and a cannonball in its wall from a Civil War shelling incident in 1863, though the ball there now is a later replacement. The town was disincorporated in 1930 and the church's ownership and condition are uncertain.
Remote and prone to flooding; the church is often boarded and surrounded by tall grass.
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