Mississippi
Mississippi is where the blues actually started, and the Mississippi Delta region still has juke joints and small museums dedicated to the musicians who shaped it.
Jackson, the capital, anchors the middle of the state, while Biloxi on the Gulf Coast mixes casinos with a seafood scene built on fresh Gulf shrimp and oysters. Civil rights history runs through the state as heavily as it does in Alabama, particularly in and around Jackson.
It's a state worth visiting specifically for the music history, if nothing else.
Cities
Biloxi
Biloxi combines a casino strip along the Gulf Coast with a genuine seafood industry, including some…
Explore →Jackson
Jackson holds several major civil rights history sites, including the home of Medgar Evers, and sits…
Explore →Natchez
Natchez has one of the largest concentrations of antebellum mansions in the South, perched on bluffs…
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