Everything White Station is known for
Cemetery in Columbus, Mississippi where in April 1866, women decorated graves of both Confederate and Union soldiers, an act credited as the origin of Memorial Day.
6 stories, landmarks & places within ~20 miles — the same local lore RoadyGoat plays as you drive through.
Prepare to be amazed! This isn't just another antebellum mansion; Waverley is an architectural original. Built in 1838 by George Young, Waverley stands out thanks to its massive octagonal cupola, a feature rarely seen…
Once a bustling town, Palo Alto is now a ghost town, offering a glimpse into Mississippi's past. You're approaching a place named after a pivotal battle far away. This spot, though now quiet, once buzzed with the hopes…
Columbus, Mississippi, owes much of its early prosperity to the dark, fertile soil surrounding it and its strategic location on the Tombigbee River. From the early 19th century onward, cotton became king. Plantations…
Ever wonder what a whole town's history looks like, frozen in time? Right here, you're about to drive through the South Columbus Historic District, a living museum of over 500 structures and sites that tell the story of…
Pull over here and take a moment to explore the Odd Fellows Cemetery, a powerful testament to Starkville's African-American history and the stories etched in stone. This isn't just a cemetery; it's one of Mississippi's…
Cemetery in Columbus, Mississippi where in April 1866, women decorated graves of both Confederate and Union soldiers, an act credited as the origin of Memorial Day.