This list of museums in Mississippi encompasses museums which are defined for this context as institutions (including nonprofit organizations, government entities, and private businesses) that collect and care for objects of cultural, artistic, scientific, or historical interest and make their collections or related exhibits available for public viewing. Museums that exist only in cyberspace (i.e., virtual museums) are not included.
Mississippi has a relatively large number of museums focused on Blues music (noted under "Music" in the type column of the table below).
The "Regions" column in the table refers to regional areas with boundaries used by the Mississippi Convention and Visitors Bureau (but with neutral names), as described in the "Regions" section below.
To use the sortable table, click on the icons at the top of each column to sort that column in alphabetical order; click again for reverse alphabetical order. Museums focusing on ethnic or racial groups are sorted as "Ethnic-".
Name | Location | County | Region | Type | Notes |
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Africa House YA Providence Educultural Resource Museum & Gallery | Natchez | Adams | Southwest | Ethnic-African American | Includes paintings, artifacts, carvings, videos, tools, photographs of European enslavement forts, instruments, traveling exhibits; information |
African American Military History Museum | Hattiesburg | Forrest | Southeast | Ethnic-African American / Military | 150 years of African-American military history; artifacts, photos and displays; has extensive set of Spanish-American War medals; Website |
Alice Moseley Folk Art and Antique Museum | Bay St. Louis | Hancock | Southeast | Art | website, home and art of folk artist Alice Moseley |
Amory Regional Museum | Amory | Monroe | North | Local history | information |
Auburn | Natchez | Adams | Southwest | Historic house | Built about 1812; red brick mansion |
B.B. King Museum and Delta Interpretive Center | Indianola | Sunflower | Southeast | Biographical, Blues - Music | Features displays on B.B. King and the cotton gin where he worked and other Blues musicians from the Delta website |
Beauvoir | Biloxi | Harrison | Southeast | Biographical | Historic house that includes the Jefferson Davis Presidential Library |
Bench Mark Works Motorcycle Museum & Campground | Sturgis | Oktibbeha | East central | Transportation - Motorcycles | Website, pre-1970 Bench Mark Works motorcycles |
Biedenharn Museum of Coca-Cola Memorabilia | Vicksburg | Warren | Southwest | Commodity - Coca Cola | Website |
Black History Gallery | McComb | Pike | Southwest | Ethnic-African American | Displays African American pictures, books and historical materials |
Black History Museum of Corinth | Corinth | Alcorn | North | Ethnic-African American | information, items relating to black history, focusing on religion and education |
Boler's Inn Museum | Union | Newton | East central | Historic site | information, information |
Brices Cross Roads National Battlefield Site | Baldwyn | Lee | North | Military | Civil War battlefield and visitor's center with exhibits |
Busted Wrench Garage Museum | Gulfport | Wilkinson | Southeast | Transportation | website, Free classic and vintage car museum and with assorted other vehicles. |
Camp Van Dorn World War II Museum | Centreville | Harrison | Southwest | Military | website, history of Camp Van Dorn, training camp for 40,000 soldiers in World War II from 1942-1945; has sections on the town of Centreville, the camp, and the war |
Canton Movie Museums | Canton | Madison | Southwest | Media | website, two museums about films made in the area, one about the film A Time to Kill, one about My Dog Skip |
Canton Multicultural Center & Museum | Canton | Madison | Southwest | Ethnic-African American | Website |
Canton Train Museum | Canton | Madison | Southwest | Railroad | website, historic train depot |
Catfish Capitol Visitors Center | Belzoni | Humphreys | Delta | Industry | Website, exhibits on the farm-raised catfish industry |
Causeyville General Store and Mill | Meridian | Lauderdale | East central | History | information, information, general store from about 1895, gristmill, mechanical music museum, country memorabilia |
Center for Marine Education and Research | Gulfport | Harrison | Southeast | Natural history | website, part of the Institute for Marine Mammal Studies, interactive exhibits, life-size replicas of sea creatures, touch tanks and aquariums, requires reservations |
Century of History Museum | Greenville | Washington | Delta | Ethnic - Jewish | website, at the Hebrew Union Temple, Jewish history in the Delta region |
Charles H. Templeton, Sr. Music Museum | Starkville | Oktibbeha | East central | Music | website, part of the Mississippi State University |
Charles W. Capps, Jr. Archives and Museum | Cleveland | Bolivar | Delta | Multiple | website, part of Delta State University, changing exhibits of history and culture from its collections and traveling exhibits |
Clinton Community Nature Center | Clinton | Hinds | Southwest | Nature center | website, museum/education building, 33 acres (130,000 m2) of woodland, 2.5 miles (4.0 km) of walking trails, labeled native trees and flowers |
Choctaw Museum of the Southern Indian | Choctaw | Neshoba | East central | Ethnic - Native American | Website |
Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center | Corinth | Alcorn | North | Military | website, information, part of Shiloh National Military Park |
Corinth Coca-Cola Museum | Corinth | Alcorn | North | Food | website, Coca-Cola Bottling Works with memorabilia and drink machines |
Crossroads Museum | Corinth | Alcorn | North | Local history | website, housed in a railroad depot, includes local, railroad and Civil War history |
Cullis & Gladys Wade Clock Museum | Starkville | Oktibbeha | East central | Horology | website, part of the Mississippi State University, American clocks and watches |
Deason Home | Ellisville | Jones | Southeast | Historic house | information, open by appointment with the Tallahala Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution |
Delta Blues Museum | Clarksdale | Coahoma | Delta | Music - Blues | Blues music and performers |
DeSoto County Museum | Hernando | DeSoto | North | Local history | website, exhibits on Civil War, African-American history, renovated cabin, Jerry Lee Lewis |
Dunleith | Natchez | Adams | Southwest | Historic house | Antebellum mansion estate with outbuildings |
Dunn-Seiler Geology Museum | Starkville | Oktibbeha | East central | Geology | website, part of the Mississippi State University, rocks, minerals, fossils and meteorites, by appointment with the Department of Geosciences |
Elvis Presley Birthplace | Tupelo | Lee | North | Biographical | website, includes the birthplace home and museum of Elvis Presley, and a chapel |
Emmett Till Historic Intrepid Center | Glendora | Tallahatchie | Delta | Ethnic - African American | website, story of murder of Emmett Till and local African American culture and history |
Ethel Wright Mohamed Stitchery Museum | Belzoni | Humphreys | Delta | Art | website, stitched memory pictures representative of Mississippi Delta family life. Some of her pieces are in the collection of the Smithsonian Institution |
Eudora Welty House | Jackson | Hinds | Southwest | Historic house | Home of author Eudora Welty |
French Camp Historic Area | French Camp | Choctaw | East central | Open air | website, includes 1846 log cabin, visitors center, crafts and sorghum mill, antebellum home |
F.W. Williams Home | Meridian | Lauderdale | East central | Historic house | 1886 Victorian period home |
G.I. Museum | Ocean Springs | Jackson | Southeast | Military | website, almost entirely devoted to World War II, includes uniformed mannequins, period weapons, a 1943 Jeep and home-front items |
Gallery 130 | Oxford | Lafayette | North | Art | website, part of the Art Department of the University of Mississippi |
Gammell Gallery | Oxford | Lafayette | North | Culture | website, part of the University of Mississippi's Center for the Study of Southern Culture, exhibits of documentary photography of the American South |
Giles Hall Gallery | Starkville | Oktibbeha | East central | Art | website, part of the Mississippi State University College of Architecture, Art, and Design, exhibits of architecture, design and decorative arts |
Graceland Too | Holly Springs | Marshall | North | Biographical | Features Elvis Presley memorabilia collected over the past 44 years |
Grand Gulf Military Park | Port Gibson | Claiborne | Southwest | Historic site | Civil War battle site; has museum, historic buildings, cemetery, observation tower; Website |
Grand Village of the Natchez Indians | Natchez | Adams | Southwest | Archaeology - Native American | Site of a ceremonial mound center for the Natchez tribe from 1200-1730; Museum, reconstructed mounds and a dwelling |
Greene County Museum | Leakesville | Greene | Southeast | Local history | website, former courthouse built about 1939, features local history and prehistoric Indian artifacts |
Greenville Air Force Base Museum | Greenville | Washington | Delta | Aviation | information, information, located on the second floor of the Mid-Delta Regional Airport |
Greenville History Museum | Greenville | Washington | Delta | Local history | information |
Greenwood Blues Heritage Museum & Gallery | Greenwood | Leflore | Delta | Music - Blues | website, exhibits on Robert Johnson and other central Delta blues artists |
Grenada Lake Visitors Center Museum | Grenada | Grenada | North | Natural history | website, information, animal displays, lake history, wildlife scenes, informational videos, a telescope overlook point |
Gulf Islands National Seashore Visitors Center | Ocean Springs | Jackson | Southeast | Natural history | website, interpretive center for barrier islands in Mississippi; has exhibits, nature trails, ranger programs, campground and picnic areas; |
Harrison House (Fayette, Mississippi) | Fayette | Jefferson | Southwest | Ethnic - African American | information, exhibits memorabilia, books, contracts, deeds and pictures from 1900 onward |
Hattiesburg Area Historical Society Museum | Hattiesburg | Forrest | Southeast | Local history | website, housed in the Hattiesburg Cultural Center |
Hazlehurst Depot Museum | Hazlehurst | Copiah | Southwest | Local history | information, displays on Bluesman Robert Johnson, railroading and local history |
Highway 61 Blues Museum | Leland | Washington | Delta | Music - Blues | website |
Historic Jefferson College | Washington | Adams | Southwest | Education | First educational institution of higher learning in Mississippi |
Harvey Peavey Visitor Center | Meridian | Lauderdale | East central | Music | information, memorabilia related to Peavey Electronics and its notable users |
History Museum (Grenada, Mississippi) | Grenada | Grenada | North | History | information |
Holliday Haven | Aberdeen | Monroe | North | Historic house | Restored Greek Revival mansion built about 1850, with original furnishings and memorabilia |
Holloway-Polk House | Prentiss | Jefferson Davis | South | Historic house | information, restored southern plantation home built circa. 1864 - the only surviving continuously lived-in antebellum home in Jefferson Davis County |
Howlin' Wolf Museum | West Point | Clay | East central | Music - Blues / Biography | website, includes artifacts of Howlin' Wolf, the Black Prairie Region, Big Joe Williams, Bukka White |
Ida B. Wells Barnett Museum | Holly Springs | Marshall | North | African American | website, contributions of Africans And African Americans in the fields of history, art and culture |
International Museum of Muslim Cultures | Jackson | Hinds | Southwest | Ethnic | website, Islamic history and culture, contributions of Muslims |
Jackson Public Fire Safety Education Center and Fire Museum | Jackson | Hinds | Southwest | Firefighting | website, collection includes a 19th-century uniform; fire engines, pictures, communication equipment and records; |
Jacqueline House African American Museum | Vicksburg | Warren | Southwest | Ethnic - African American | information, collection includes artifacts, art archives, photography and audio/visual materials, open by appointment |
Jaketown Museum | Belzoni | Humphreys | Delta | Archaeology | website, artifacts from the Jaketown Site |
Jerry Clower Museum | Liberty | Amite | Southwest | Biographical | information, information, mementos of humorist Jerry Clower, open by appointment |
Jim Henson Delta Boyhood Exhibit | Leland | Washington | Delta | Biographical | website, information, childhood of puppeteer Jim Henson, who grew up in Leland, and the creation of Kermit the Frog and the Muppets |
Jimmie Rodgers Museum | Meridian | Lauderdale | East central | Biographical | website, memorabilia associated with Jimmie Rodgers (country singer), "The father of country music" |
John Grisham Room | Starkville | Oktibbeha | East central | Biographical | website, part of the Mississippi State University, exhibit and papers of author John Grisham |
John Ford Home | Sandy Hook | Marion | Southeast | Historic house | Built about 1805, the oldest frontier style structure in the Pearl River Valley |
Kate Freeman Clark Gallery | Holly Springs | Marshall | North | Art | information, information, works by local artist Kate Freeman Clark |
Kate Lobrano House | Bay St. Louis | Hancock | Southeast | Historic house | website, operated by the Hancock County Historical Society, includes period rooms, photographs of Hancock County, ancient Indian artifacts |
Kemper County Historical Museum | De Kalb | Kemper | East central | Local history | information, information |
Kosciusko Museum and Visitors Center | Kosciusko | Attala | East central | Local history | information, information |
Kossuth Museum | Corinth | Alcorn | North | Local history | information |
Lake Hills Motor Museum | Corinth | Alcorn | North | Transportation | Website, motorcycles |
Landrum's Country Homestead and Village | Laurel | Jones | Southeast | Open air | website, re-creation of a late 1800s settlement with over 50 buildings and displays on 10 acres (40,000 m2) |
Lauren Rogers Museum of Art | Laurel | Jones | Southeast | Art | Oldest art museum in the state; collection includes 19th and 20th century American art, 19th century European art, English Georgian silver, Native American basketry and Japanese Ukiyo-e woodblock prints; Website |
Lawrence County Regional History Museum | Monticello | Lawrence | Southwest | Local history | information, located on the bottom floor of the Civic Center |
Lee Home Museum | Columbus | Lowndes | East central | Historic house | Website, includes Florence McLeod Hazard Museum with Civil War collections and artifacts |
Lois Dowdle Cobb Museum of Archaeology | Starkville | Oktibbeha | East central | Archaeology | Website, part of the Mississippi State University, artifacts from ancient Middle East and the Southeastern United States, Central and South America, Greece, Rome, and eastern Europe |
Longino House | Monticello | Lawrence | Southwest | Historic house | information, former home of state Governor A. H. Longino |
Longwood | Natchez | Adams | Southwest | Historic house | Built 1860-61 (and never finished); a National Historic Landmark; largest octagonal house in North America, features Oriental-inspired architecture |
Lucille Parker Art Gallery | Hattiesburg | Forrest | Southeast | Art | Website, part of William Carey College |
Lynn Meadows Discovery Center | Gulfport | Harrison | Southeast | Children's | website |
Magnolia Hall | Natchez | Adams | Southwest | Historic house | Has a collection of pilgrimage costumes, dolls; Website |
The Magnolias (Aberdeen, Mississippi) | Aberdeen | Monroe | North | Historic house | website, 1850s Greek Revival mansion |
Manship House Museum | Jackson | Hinds | Southwest | Historic house | Restored antebellum middle-class home; Website |
Marie Hull Gallery | Raymond | Hinds | Southwest | Art | website, part of Hinds Community College, regional and local exhibitions in a variety of media |
Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum | Biloxi | Harrison | Southeast | Industry - Maritime | Destroyed by Hurricane Katrina, the museum is to be rebuilt next to the Ohr-O'Keefe Museum Of Art |
Marshall County Historical Museum | Holly Springs | Marshall | North | Local history | website, includes antiques, dolls and doll houses, clothing, tools, household items |
Martin & Sue King Railroad Heritage Museum | Cleveland | Bolivar | Delta | Railroad | website |
McComb Historic Railroad Museum | McComb | Pike | Southwest | Railway | Website |
McRaven House | Vicksburg | Warren | Southwest | Historic house | Plantation house with furnishings from three periods |
Melrose | Natchez | Adams | Southwest | Historic house | Pre-Civil War estate, part of Natchez National Historical Park |
Meridian Museum of Art | Meridian | Lauderdale | East central | Art | |
Meridian Railroad Museum | Meridian | Lauderdale | East central | Railroad | website |
Merrehope | Meridian | Lauderdale | East central | Historic house | 20 room Victorian mansion |
Military Memorial Museum | Brookhaven | Lincoln | Southwest | Military | information |
Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Museum | Jackson | Hinds | Southwest | Multiple | Website, agriculture and forestry industry |
Mississippi Armed Forces Museum | Hattiesburg | Forrest | Southeast | Military | Located at Camp Shelby |
Mississippi Entomological Museum | Starkville | Oktibbeha | East central | Natural history | website, part of the Mississippi State University, displays on insects and other entomological subjects in the foyer of the Clay Lyle Entomology Building |
Mississippi Governor's Mansion | Jackson | Hinds | Southwest | Historic house | |
Mississippi Industrial Heritage Museum | Meridian | Lauderdale | East central | Technology | Located in the Soulé Steam Feed Works, steam engines |
Mississippi John Hurt Museum | Carrollton | Carroll | Delta | Music - Blues / Historic house | website, bluesman John Hurt's shanty home |
Mississippi Museum of Art | Jackson | Hinds | Southwest | Art | Has more than 4,000 works by Mississippi artists; website |
Mississippi Museum of Natural Science | Jackson | Hinds | Southwest | Natural history | Located in Lefleur's Bluff State Park |
Mississippi Petrified Forest | Flora | Madison | Southwest | Natural history | Grounds have a nature trail among petrified logs in addition to museum with petrified wood and fossils |
Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame and Museum | Jackson | Hinds | Southwest | Hall of fame - Sports | Has touch-screen kiosks and hands-on exhibits; collection of items, interviews, and film footage of state athletes; home of the Conerly Trophy; Website |
Mississippi State University Department of Art Gallery | Starkville | Oktibbeha | East central | Art | Website, part of the Mississippi State University |
Mitchell Farms | Collins | Covington | Southeast | Agriculture | Restored farm buildings on a working farm; Website |
Mount Locust Inn | Natchez | Adams | Southwest | Historic building | information, Mississippi's only remaining frontier inn, part of the Natchez Trace Parkway |
Municipal Art Gallery of Jackson | Jackson | Hinds | Southwest | Art | website, contemporary art gallery |
Museum of the Mississippi Delta | Greenwood | Leflore | Delta | Multiple | website, art, archaeology, agriculture, antiques and animals |
Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience | Natchez | Adams | Southwest | Ethnic - Jewish | website, guided tours of 1843 Temple B'nai Israel |
Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience | Utica | Hinds | Southwest | Ethnic - Jewish | website, open by appointment, located at the Henry S. Jacobs Camp, features objects from disbanded congregations across the region |
NAPAC Museum | Natchez | Adams | Southwest | Ethnic - African American | information, run by the Natchez Association for the Preservation of Afro-American Culture |
Natchez National Historical Park | Natchez | Adams | Southwest | Historic house | Includes the William Johnson House, owned by a free African American barber, and the 19th century Melrose estate |
Naval Construction Battalion Center - Seabee Heritage Center | Gulfport | Harrison | Southeast | Military / Maritime | Website |
Neshoba County-Philadelphia Historical Museum | Philadelphia | Neshoba | East central | Local history | information |
North Delta Museum | Friars Point | Coahoma | Delta | Local history | information, includes pioneer, Civil War and American Indian artifacts |
Noxubee County Historical Society Museum | Macon | Noxubee | East central | Local history | information, information |
Oakes African American Cultural Center | Yazoo City | Yazoo | Delta | Ethnic - African American | website |
Oaks Museum | Jackson | Hinds | Southwest | Historic house | Mid 19th century period house |
Ohr-O'Keefe Museum Of Art | Biloxi | Harrison | Southeast | Art | Features pottery of George Ohr, dedicated to the ceramics of George E. Ohr |
Oktibbeha County Heritage Museum | Starkville | Oktibbeha | East central | Local history | information |
Old Capitol Museum | Jackson | Hinds | Southwest | History | Former state capitol building |
Old Court House Museum | Vicksburg | Warren | Southwest | Local history | Built about 1858, local history museum with antiques, Civil War artifacts, decorative arts, local memorabilia |
Old Number One Firehouse Museum | Greenville | Washington | Delta | Firefighting | Website, former cotton-factoring office (built about 1923) converted into a firehouse in 1931; old equipment, hands-on displays, children's dress-up area |
Oren Dunn City Museum | Tupelo | Lee | North | Open air | website, includes local history museum, Tupelo Veterans Museum, 1870s dogtrot cabin, church and school, two fire trucks, 1948 Lee County Book Mobile, Memphis trolley car turned local eatery Dudie's Diner, and Frisco Caboose |
Pearl River Community College Museum | Poplarville | Pearl River | Southeast | Local history | website, history of Pearl River Community College |
Pemberton's Headquarters | Vicksburg | Warren | Southwest | Historic house | Part of Vicksburg National Military Park, headquarters for Confederate General John C. Pemberton during most of the 47 day siege of Vicksburg |
Pleasant Reed House | Biloxi | Harrison | Southeast | African American | Opening September 2009, operated by appointment with the Ohr-O'Keefe Museum Of Art |
Rankin County Historical Museum | Brandon | Rankin | Southwest | Local history | website, includes a store, house and post office |
Robert Johnson Blues Museum | Crystal Springs | Copiah | Southwest | Music - Blues | website, blues and local history |
Roberts Schoolhouse | Hattiesburg | Forrest | Southeast | Education | information, part of University of Southern Mississippi, one-room schoolhouse built in 1899 and used until 1922, authentic furniture and books from the 1800s to 1920s, open by appointment |
Rock 'n Roll & Blues Heritage Museum | Clarksdale | Coahoma | Delta | Music - Blues and Rock 'n' Roll | Website |
Rosalie | Natchez | Adams | Southwest | Historic house | Built about 1820, National Historic Landmark Federal-style house |
Rosemont Plantation | Woodville | Wilkinson | Southwest | Historic house | website, built about 1810f family home of Jefferson Davis |
Rowan Oak | Oxford | Lafayette | North | Historic house | Home of William Faulkner |
Sam B. Olden Yazoo Historic Museum | Yazoo City | Yazoo | Delta | Local history | website, located in the Triangle Cultural Center |
Sam Wilhite Transportation Museum | West Point | Clay | East central | Transportation | website, area transportation history, includes model railroad display |
Scranton Nature Center | Pascagoula | Jackson | Southeast | Natural history | website |
Smith Robertson Museum and Cultural Center | Jackson | Hinds | Southwest | Ethnic - African American | website, site of Jackson's first school for African-Americans, displays history and achievements of African-American Mississippians |
Stanton Hall | Natchez | Adams | Southwest | Historic house | 1857 mansion with Natchez antiques and many original furnishings |
Stennis Space Center | Hancock County | Hancock | Southeast | Aerospace | Interactive exhibits, tours of America's largest rocket engine test complex, motion simulator ride |
Strawberry Plains Audubon Center | Holly Springs | Marshall | North | Multiple | information, nature center and historic antebellum Davis House open for tours |
Tishomingo County Archives and Museum | Iuka | Tishomingo | North | Local history | Website |
Tunica Museum | Tunica | Tunica | Delta | Local history | website |
Tunica Riverpark | Tunica Resorts | Tunica | Delta | Multiple | website, includes a museum about the natural, cultural and maritime history of the Mississippi River, aquariums, observation platform, nature trail and river cruise |
Tupelo Automobile Museum | Tupelo | Lee | North | Automotive | Over 100 antique, classic and collectible automobiles |
Union County Heritage Museum | New Albany | Union | North | Multiple | website, complex includes local history museum with changing exhibits of art and culture, a caboose, country store, jail cell, doctor’s office, blacksmith shop and barn |
University of Mississippi Museum | Oxford | Lafayette | North | Multiple | Includes fine art, Greek & Roman antiquities, folk art, scientific instruments |
USM Museum of Art | Hattiesburg | Forrest | Southeast | Art | Website, part of University of Southern Mississippi |
USS Cairo Museum | Vicksburg | Warren | Southwest | Ship museum | Restored Union ironclad gunboat raised after a century, contains artifacts found on board, part of Vicksburg National Military Park |
Veranda House | Corinth | Alcorn | North | Historic house | Website, 1857 Greek Revival mansion, tours by appointment |
Veterans Memorial Museum | Laurel | Jones | Southeast | Military | information, information, includes books, newspapers, and documents from all war eras and over 100 movies and documentaries |
Vicksburg Battlefield Museum | Vicksburg | Warren | Southwest | Military | website, models and a film about the Battle of Vicksburg |
Vicksburg National Military Park | Vicksburg | Warren | Southwest | Military | Includes visitor center with exhibits, 1,330 monuments and markers, a 16-mile tour road, a restored Union gunboat, and a National Cemetery |
Walter Anderson Museum of Art | Ocean Springs | Jackson | Southeast | Art | Works of Walter Inglis Anderson, adjoins the community center where Anderson painted in the 1950s |
Walter Place Estate | Holly Springs | Marshall | North | Historic house | website |
West End Hose Company No. 3 Museum & Fire Education Center | Biloxi | Harrison | Southeast | Firefighting | website, historic firefighting tools and equipment, educational fire prevention center for children |
West Point Friday House Museum | West Point | Clay | East central | Local history | website |
Wilkinson County Museum | Woodville | Wilkinson | Southwest | Local history | website, website, includes exhibits on Lester Young, William Grant Still, Anne Moddy and Scott Dunbar, and local folk art |
Winterville Mounds and Museum | Greenville | Washington | Delta | Archaeology - Native American | One of the largest Indian mound groups in the Mississippi Valley |
Wright Art Center | Cleveland | Bolivar | Delta | Art | website, part of Delta State University, contemporary art gallery |
WROX Museum | Clarksdale | Coahoma | Delta | Media | website, history and equipment from the historic WROX-AM radio station |
Yellow Fever Martyrs Church Museum | Holly Springs | Marshall | North | History - Medical | information, about the Yellow Fever epidemic of 1878 |
Yesterday's Children Antique Doll and Toy Museum | Vicksburg | Warren | Southwest | Toy | website, dolls and toys of the 19th and 20th century |
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