See. Windsor Mounds Explore ancient earthen platforms, the oldest monuments in the area, with a cemetery on Mound C. Mississippi Writers Trail↗ Follow this trail to discover homes, museums, and communities that shaped American literature. Natchez Visit this historic town for river cruises, garden club pilgrimages, and antebellum home tours.
Eat. Cleveland, Mississippi Discover a relatively new spot bringing a taste of Naples, Italy, to Mississippi.
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Atlas Obscura
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National Geographic
This literary pilgrimage through Oxford, Jackson, and Natchez reveals the homes, bookstores, and landscapes that shaped generations of American authors.
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Condé Nast Traveler
The tourism town of Natchez, wrestling with difficult histories, presents a microcosm for the wider United States.
Atlas Obscura
Long before the decadent columns of the nearby Windsor Mansion were raised, this area tucked in the Mississippi hills was reshaped by Indigenous hands. Between 1100 and 1600 A.D., Native mound builders raised four rectangular earthen platforms overlooking the river valley. Their purpose is now uncertain—perhaps ceremonial, perhaps residential—but the mounds endure as the oldest monuments on thi…
National Geographic
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