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Carrolton Community House

The Carrollton Community house is a fine example of WPA construction and architecture. Built in 1936, it is constructed of native pine logs.

Location Address:
305 Lexington Street
Carrollton, MS

Causeyville General Store and Mill

General store, gristmill, mechanical music collection, country and movie memorabilia. Hot roasted peanuts, glass bottle Coca-Cola & old fashion hoop cheese are local favorites and available for purchase.

Location Address:
6129 Causeyville Road, Hwy 19 S.
Meridian, MS

Chapel of the Cross Episcopal Church

c. 1850. Gothic-style chapel. Historic cemetery. Beautiful wooded setting. Site of the annual "A Day In The Country" festival on first Saturday in October.

Location Address:
674 Mannsdale Rd.
Madison, MS

Christ Episcopal Church

c. 1857. Gothic Revival Church made of stone on terraced knoll. Oldest Episcopal Church in Mississippi. One of many historic structures on a scenic-loop tour.

Location Address:
Hwy. 553, at Church Hill Fork
Church Hill, MS

Christ Episcopal Church

c. 1839. One of the first buildings built for public assembly in Vicksburg, the cornerstone was laid by Bishop Leonidas Polk who later served as a Lt. General in the Confederate Army. In spite of the shelling during the siege, the Rev. W. W. Lord conducted daily services. Many original furnishings are still in use in the weekly worship services. Features two Tiffany stained-glass windows.

Location Address:
Vicksburg, MS

Church of the Holy Trinity- Episcopal

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church has been a place of spiritual refreshment for nearly 150 years and remains an active congregation of the Diocese of Mississippi. With its slate roof and steeple, the church can be spotted from all parts of the city. Noted in the National Register of Historic Places, Holy Trinity boasts six Tiffany stained glass windows and the only known windows to honor those who died on both sides in the Civil War. Home to the Conservatory of Fine Arts.

Location Address:
900 South Street
Vicksburg, MS

Clarke County Chamber of Commerce, Quitman Depot

c.1910 Quitman Train Depot houses the Clarke County Chamber of Commerce

Location Address:
100 South Railroad Avenue
Quitman, MS

Clarmount Baptist Church

c. 1857. Clarmount Baptist traces its beginnings to 1857, when the congregation purchased land in Giles Bottom. The church moved from the low river lands to their present site a few years afterwards.

Location Address:
114 Cemetery Rd.
Natchez, MS

Collins Train Depot

c. 1900. Collins Train Depot was once known as the Gulf and Ship Island Railroad Depot. Today, this old depot, located in the heart of downtown Collins, has been restored and features a courtyard and rentable facilities for programs and events.

Location Address:
102 S. Ash Ave.
Collins, MS

Columbus Historical Driving Tour

Tour points out Columbus' most interesting and historic architectural details.

Location Address:
300 Main St.
Columbus, MS
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