John Cofield

John Cofield’s Photo of the Week: “The Carnival 1950”

John Cofield December 14, 2023 1 minute read

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The carnival came to town during the Mayberry days. Grandad took this photograph about 1950. The older sister, the dog, the ferris wheel, it’s small town Americana.

Photograph by J.R. Cofield.

John Cofield

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John Cofield grew up in Oxford. He is the son of renowned University photographer, Jack Cofield. His grandfather, J. R. "Colonel" Cofield, was William Faulkner's personal photographer, and for decades was Ole Miss annual photographer. Four generations of the Cofield family have contributed to Oxford's pictorial history.

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