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The first marker on the Mississippi Freedom Trail was placed outside Bryant's Grocery in Money, Mississippi on May 18, 2011. This was the location that 14-year-old Emmett Till whistled at a white woman in 1955 and was murdered days later.
This antique heritage village, located on Centennial Family Farm, preserves our farming heritage with displays of how our ancestors lived and the machines with which they worked. Pumpkin patch, petting zoo quilts, Civil War re-enactment.
Over 25 vintage vehicles and more for viewing. Gift shop on site.
Launched on July 14, 1862 from the Navy Yard in Yazoo City, the ironclad ram "Arkansas" helped to end the first exclusively naval siege of Vicksburg. View the historical marker and read more about the "Arkansas."
The Cabin on the Bogue was the site of a 1965 plantation workers' site.
Museum honors the soldiers that trained for action in World War II at Camp Van Dorn near Centreville from 1942-1945. This unique museum honors the more than 40,000 troops that trained in this very primitive camp.
Multimedia interactive museum with interviews on topics ranging from slavery, civil rights, early African American businesses, education, family, and music. Sister Thea Boman exhibit.
The Canton multipurpose & equine Indoor & outdoor arenas, stalls, parking & rv / living quarter hook-ups, banquet hall, commercial kitchen, conference rooms. The entire facility may be rented, call us to discuss your event and what we can do to make your event successful.
We have been in business since 1975, selling a wide selection of antiques and collectables. Our store has had several additions over the years and now has almost 10,000 square feet of floor space. Our store has a selection of glassware of all descriptions, ironware, old tools, granny ware, furniture, primitives, Victorian, turn-of-the-century oak, arts and crafts, depression era and pieces from the 50’s and later. Also stoneware, and a library containing thousands of books, magazines, comic books, paper backs, 45 33 and 78 records and a variety of newspapers. We specialize in Furniture Restoration and Refinishing and will work with you to preserve your treasured pieces, feel free to call us with any questions you may have.
On April 22, 1864, Col. John Griffith of the 11th and 17th Consolidated Arkansas infantry led a Confederate cavalry and artillery detachment to attack the Union tincad Petrel.