Photo feature: Entertaining Auburn

Published 12:01 am Saturday, October 4, 2014

By Sam Gause

Burnley Cook plays the calliope in front of an audience at the antebellum house Auburn Friday. The calliope is an instrument that sends compressed air through large whistles to make a sound. (Sam Gause / The Natchez Democrat)

Burnley Cook plays the calliope in front of an audience at the antebellum house Auburn Friday. The calliope is an instrument that sends compressed air through large whistles to make a sound. (Sam Gause / The Natchez Democrat)

 

Cook plays the calliope in front of an audience at the antebellum house Auburn Friday. All proceeds from the concert went to benefit Auburn’s kitchen restoration. (Sam Gause / The Natchez Democrat)

Cook plays the calliope in front of an audience at the antebellum house Auburn Friday. All proceeds from the concert went to benefit Auburn’s kitchen restoration. (Sam Gause / The Natchez Democrat)

 

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