Storyteller Anne McKee
  • Home
    • Storytelling Conference
  • Meridian Railroad Museum
  • Books
  • Storytelling
    • Videos
    • The Past
  • About
  • Contact
  • Links
  • Professional Affiliations
  • Short Stories
  • TOURS
    • Downtown Walking Tour
    • Rose Hill Cemetery Tours

Storytelling
Teaching Mississippi History & Heritage through the arts of Storytelling & Drama!

Picture
Picture
Anne McKee Storytelling for Merrehope Historic Home/Museum.
Picture
Anne portrays Mrs. Santa for Head Start Programs, Elementary Schools, Libraries , & Kindergartens. This photo was taken at Quitman Lower Elementary School in December 2010.
Picture
Anne travels across the state telling stories at schools!
Picture
The larger the crowd the more Anne enjoys her job!
Picture
Anne visits Libraries teaching history through her stories.
Picture
Storytelling at Beau Rivage
Picture
Storytelling on the Radio is always an adventure!
Picture
Anne makes an appearance and tells her wonderful stories at the Chamber of Commerce in Richland, Mississippi.
Picture
Anne doesn't limit her storytelling and teaching of history to schools and libraries, she loves to visit church groups.
Picture
Storytelling through the use of Story Boards.
Picture
Play production at the Carthage Library Summer Program, "Jim Henson and His Mississippi Friend, Kermit"
Picture
Anne's historic stories and her book "historic Photos of Mississippi" inspires artists!
Picture
"Hurray for the Chitterling" Tallahatchie River Players, New Albany, Mississippi
Picture
"The Tea Party & Tess" Meridian Community College, College for Kids Program
Picture
Anne and Doyle Mckee portraying Peter and Eliza Little, original owners of Rosalie Mansion, Natchez, Mississippi. The house was completed in 1823 and both Mr. & Mrs. Little lived there until their deaths.
Picture
Telling the Gypsy Queen story at Mississippi Reading Association's Annual Convention.
Picture
Anne McKee Playing Mama Doll in Meridian Little Theatre production, "Red Velvet War."
Picture
Anne telling stories to Mississippi retired Educators, Mississippi Public Broadcasting Studio.
Picture
"Meridian, The City That Would Not Die" at Poplar Springs Elementary School, Meridian, Mississippi.
Picture
"A Mother's Son" Roxy Theatre, Newton, Mississippi
Picture
Anne McKee tells the stories of Mississippi throughout the state for schools, libraries, historical societies, civic clubs, church groups, and wherever there is love for Mississippi History and heritage.
Picture
Cousin Jingle Jangle (Santa's Counsin) for Kindergarten, Elementary, Libraries.
Picture
Storytelling for the Battle of Texas Hospital, Quitman, Mississippi - Civil War Re-enactment
Picture
Anne McKee, Storyteller Extraordinaire.
Picture
Anne McKee is the originator of "Friendly Beginnings for New Writers." This class is an introduction to the writing world. Taught at Meridian Community College's Continuing Education program, Meridian Activities Center, libraries, bookstores, schools, and community centers.
Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.