Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Mississippi

While in Mississippi, you might enjoy a visit to:

Where Elvis and his family first lived when they moved to Memphis.
~13 miles from Horn Lake.

Cavern of rock quartz and other semiprecious stones, carved out of the hillside by one man in the late 1930s.
~14 miles from Horn Lake.

Elvis shrine in a pink mansion -- it's the real deal, open 24/7 and curated by Elvis fan Paul McLeod.
~36 miles from Horn Lake.

During the epidemic of 1878, a priest and six nuns died while nursing other Holly Springs victims.
~36 miles from Horn Lake.

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