Historic Markers - Mississippi The Magnolia State MS10

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Markers: 32
..with maps 7
..with pictures 24

Newest Mississippi Markers

Whitworth College MS29
Grenada Time Capsule MS28
De Soto County Court House MS27
Puryearville town site and Cemetery MS26
Gov Longino house MS25
Odd Fellows / Confederate Cemetery MS24
Hernado, De Soto County seat MS23
J. Augustine Signaigo MS22
Bell Flower M.B. Church -MLK voter registration MS21
First Presbyterian Church MS20
Hamill Spring MS19
Nanih Waiya MS18
MISSISSIPPI STATE HISTORICAL MUSEUM (Old Capitol Restoration) MS17
JACKSON CITY HALL MS16
FIRST HOME OF TENNESSEE WILLIAMS MS15
BILOXI LIGHTHOUSE MS14
Jacinto MS13
OLD TISHOMINGO COUNTY COURTHOUSE MS12
Vicksburg MS-594
Birthplace of Elvis Presley MS-54

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Mississippi The Magnolia State MS10

Explored, 1540-1, by DeSoto. Colonized first by French, 1699. Became a colony of British 1763; Spanish, 1779. Territory organized by U.S., 1798. Became 20th. State 1817.

at the Mississippi Welcome Center, Greenville, Washington County Mississippi


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