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NPS-managed Civil War battlefield site in Tupelo, MS — covers the 1864 Battle of Tupelo and its role in the Union's Meridian Campaign.

Tupelo visitors center interpreting the Battle of Tupelo and Elvis Presley's birthplace city — covers Civil War history and mid-20th-century American culture.

Presidential library at Mississippi State University housing Grant's papers and Civil War–Reconstruction primary sources — supports research-based U.S. history curriculum.

Museum documenting Hurricane Katrina's catastrophic landfall at Waveland — meteorology, disaster science, and community resilience history.

Ruins of an 1861 antebellum plantation mansion — Mississippi architectural history, the Civil War's impact on the plantation South, and 19th-century social history.

Regional history museum covering local heritage of Monroe County, MS — supports Mississippi history and social studies units.

Museum documenting African American history in northeast Mississippi — covers civil rights, local heritage, and cultural contributions.

Former African American church converted to a multicultural heritage center documenting Oxford's Black history and civil rights era.

County heritage museum in Houston, MS — covers Chickasaw County local history, settlement, and Mississippi agricultural heritage.

Military history museum covering WWII and veteran artifacts in coastal Mississippi — supports 20th-century military history and civics.

Birthplace and museum of journalist and civil rights activist Ida B. Wells — Reconstruction-era history and the anti-lynching movement.

Small county-level historical society museum covering Itawamba County's local and Civil War-era history.

Heritage center honoring Congressman Jamie Whitten covering Mississippi Delta history, agriculture policy, and 20th-century Congressional history.

Home of Supreme Court Justice L.Q.C. Lamar — covers Reconstruction-era politics, Southern legal history, and 19th-century Mississippi biography.

County historical museum in a 19th-century building — North Mississippi settlement history, Civil War era, and Holly Springs community heritage.

Small Mississippi museum covering the state's wildlife heritage and conservation history — natural resource management, state history, and environmental policy.

Natchez Trace ghost town site with Civil War-era ruins and NPS interpretation — settlement history, westward migration, and 19th-century commerce.

County courthouse museum in Iuka covering northeast Mississippi local history, Civil War campaigns, and 19th-century civic life.

Tippah County local history museum covering regional settlement, Civil War, and cultural heritage of northeast Mississippi.

Outdoor veterans museum at Ballard Park — covers U.S. military history with displayed equipment and memorials from multiple 20th-century conflicts.

County heritage museum documenting Union County and north Mississippi history — local and regional American history curriculum.

Vicksburg antique doll and toy museum — illustrates material culture and childhood history from the 19th and early 20th centuries.