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Mississippi's culture and heritage is richer than the soil of the Mississippi Delta. You can see it in the state's museums, historical homes, Civil War sites and landmarks. You can also see it reflected in the impact of the Mississippi River, in the unfolding of the Civil Rights Movement and in Mississippi's contributions to literature, and fine arts and crafts. To begin exploring Mississippi's culture and the history of Mississippi, search below.

Governor Haley Barbour declares May 2008 as Mississippi Culture and Heritage Month. (PDF)



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National Geographic Appalachia Map Guide: Discover the rugged beauty of Appalachia and the many vacation opportunities awaiting travelers along the unbeaten path. Explore winding country roads and quaint towns, brimming with intriguing history and a unique blend of cultures. Mississippi's Appalachia ... see it!

ATTENTION TRAVELERS:

Mississippi's Gulf Coast is bouncing back from the impact of Hurricane
Katrina and many of the attractions visitors have come to enjoy-including
world-class golf courses, casino gaming and outdoor recreational activities
such as sport fishing-are open for business. For the latest information on
accommodations, restaurants, attractions, and events, please check our
website www.VisitMississippi.org. Also, be sure to visit the websites of
local tourism organizations on the Gulf Coast, including the Mississippi
Gulf Coast Convention and Visitors Bureau
, the Hancock County Tourism Development Bureau, the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce and the Ocean Springs Chamber of Commerce.

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