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Historical Markers of Shelby County

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Pigeon Roost Road

Leading to a large roost of the now-extinct passenger pigeon, this road followed partly the present routes of Lauderdale and Marshall Avenues, and of Lamar Boulevard. Before settlement days it was a dry-weather trail used by the Chickasaw Indians. It was improved into a plank road about 1855, and frequently so called.