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Pigeon Roost
Natchez Trace
More Natchez Trace Indian History
Pigeon Roost is located on the Natchez Trace Parkway at milepost 203.5.
Pigeon Roost Creek is a reminder of the millions of migrating passenger pigeons that once roosted in trees in this area. The species has been completely destroyed. One mile east where the Natchez Trace crossed the creek Nathaniel Folsom of New England and his Choctaw wife had a trading post before 1790. Their son, David, later operated it and accommodated travelers. When the Reverend Thomas Nixon stopped here in 1815, David's wife prepared suitable nourishment and would have no pay. David Folsom, strong supporter of Christianity and Indian education, was elected chief of the northeast district of the Choctaw Nation in 1826.
Locator Map for Pigeon Roost and other Natchez Trace points of interest!
Click on these nearby points of interest:
1 Old Trace
2 Line Creek
* Pigeon Roost
3 Ballard Creek
4 Old Trace
5 Jeff Busby Park
6 French Camp
7 French Camp Bed and Breakfast
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* Pigeon Roost
Bed and Breakfasts located nearby
On Trace Attractions located nearby
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1 Old Trace
2 Line Creek
* Pigeon Roost
3 Ballard Creek
4 Old Trace
5 Jeff Busby Park
6 French Camp
7 French Camp Bed and Breakfast
Color Key:
* Pigeon Roost
Bed and Breakfasts located nearby
On Trace Attractions located nearby
Other Attractions located nearby
Area Towns & Cities

