Hotels - Cities in Mississippi

Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Mississippi

While in Mississippi, you might enjoy a visit to:

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

The one and only president of the Confederacy lived here -- but not for very long.

Towering columns in the woods, all that remain of the largest antebellum plantation house in Mississippi.

It's best to show up at feeding time.

Locals have gone to great lengths to protect the often-stolen statue head of their home town Senator.

A beached, battered tugboat that survived Hurricane Camille, and Katrina as well.

Cursed by a fickle Mississippi River, a fire, and a railroad that went somewhere else.

During the epidemic of 1878, a priest and six nuns died while nursing other Holly Springs victims.

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