Category: Museums

Two Mississippi Museums invites visitors to delve into the rich history and culture of the state through compelling exhibitions and engaging programs. Housed in a stunning modern complex, these museums offer a unique opportunity to explore the artistic, scientific, and historical tapestry of Mississippi.

Restored building housing art exhibits, photos & artifacts exploring local African-American history.

Sports history museum focused on Mississippi athletes & teams, including interactive exhibits.

Museum featuring exhibitions related to Islamic history, art & cultural traditions around the world.

The City of Jackson Fire Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the history and evolution of firefighting in Jackson. Visitors can explore vintage firetrucks, learn about the equipment used throughout the years, and discover the stories of brave firefighters who have served the community.

The Museum of Mississippi History offers a captivating journey through the state’s rich and diverse past. Visitors can explore fascinating exhibits that chronicle Mississippi’s evolution from its Native American roots to its present-day cultural landscape. Through engaging displays, artifacts, and multimedia presentations, the museum illuminates key moments in Mississippi’s history, including its role in the Civil War, the Civil Rights Movement, and its contributions to music, literature, and the arts.

Circa-1853 Greek Revival house of a 4-term mayor, with original furniture. Tours offered.

Preserved home of assassinated civil rights icon Medgar Evers, with tours available by appointment.

History museum with interactive galleries exploring the state’s role in the civil rights movement.

State’s largest art museum with galleries, cafe, outdoor garden, performance stage & free admission.