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c. 1806. In addition to early citizens, Clinton Cemetery is the burial place of 63 Confederate soldiers killed in nearby battles in 1863. Interred at both cemeteries are veterans of all wars and other prominent citizens. It's the oldest cemetery in central Mississippi.
Thirty-three acres of woodlands near Olde Towne Clinton. We have 2.5 miles of all weather walking trails, an array of native trees and flowers appropriately labeled. We also have a museum/education building.
Historic place to eat great Southern food while enjoying live blues entertainment. Club Ebony is one of the only restaurants with the distinct honor of being part of the Mississippi Blues Trail.
Membership Association offering five concert performances from all over the world throughout the year. Performances open to public based on availability.
MSU Campus, Forrest Products Lab. A showcase of more than 350 tools and primitive machinery.
The Council of Federated Organizations (COFO) was established in 1961 by civil rights leaders to create solidarity among all civil rights organizations functioning in the state during the 1960s.
This antebellum home, used during the Civil War as a hospital and artillery site for both Confederate and Union forces, stands on the Champion Hill Battlefield.
Sherman's headquarters while he occupied the town of Oxford beginning in December of 1862.
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.