Historic grocery store reopens as museum near Woodville
Published 12:34 am Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Jacqueline Arbuthnot gives a tour of her grandparents’ grocery store Saturday. (Nicole Hester | The Natchez Democrat)
The Arbuthnot Grocery store in Pinckneyville, approximately 10 miles west of Woodville, was the center of life in the community. (Nicole Hester | The Natchez Democrat)
The original cash register is part of the museum’s collection. (Nicole Hester | The Natchez Democrat)
Abraham Venson brought his granddaughter Zaria Nelson to the store. (Nicole Hester | The Natchez Democrat)
Jacqueline Arbuthnot reopened the Arbuthnot Grocery Store in Pinckneyville, approximately 10 miles west of Woodville, was the center of life in the community. Because of its cultural and historical significance, the store was placed on the National Register of Historic places.
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