Pull over in pretty Port Gibson

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Port Gibson, Mississippi, located between Vicksburg and Natchez on U.S. 61, was founded in 1788. The third oldest town in the state, Port Gibson features old mansions untouched by Union troops, old churches and synagogues, and the Mississippi Cultural Crossroads organization which displays quilting from the group of Mississippi women who started it.

Exhibitions, Description and travel, Quilts, Churches, Church buildings, Mansions, Synagogues, Organizations, Port Gibson, Mississippi, Mississippi Cultural Crossroads

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Precious petals

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The daylilies and iris are grown in Columbus and Mississippi and attracts many flower seekers. More than thousand kinds of daylilies and more than 400 different types of iris flourish on the Victorian Place Garden in Caledonia, Mississippi.

Colombia, Evaluation, Flower gardening

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Jackson's holiday splendour

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Mistletoe Marketplace between November 6 and 8 in Mississippi town celebrates the festive season. It attracts more than 350,000 people and over 120 merchants from 22 states to sell their products ranging from pottery to clothing.

Fairs and festivals, Special events

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