The museum honors the service and sacrifices of Mississippi’s servicemen and women of all branches and those from other parts of the country that trained in Mississippi during times of war. The museum’s state-of-the-art exhibits tell personal stories of the...

The Hattiesburg Area Historical Society (HAHS) was organized in 1970 to fill a void in the preservation of local history and heritage. The society was incorporated in 1971 as the first historical society in the area and the second society formed in the state of...

Visit a place that, form its inception in 1942, has been dedicated to America's African American soldiers. Experience the history and witness their acts of valor and bravery while under fire. From their beginnings as Buffalo Soldiers to their modern-day s

The Lucile Parker Gallery is located in the Thomas Fine Arts Building on the Hattiesburg campus of William Carey University. The Lucile Parker Gallery opened on December 4, 1990. It was named for Miss Lucile Parker, a Mississippi artist known for her botanical...

The museum presents a wide range of regional to international, and historical to contemporary exhibitions, and provides a forum for education by hosting lectures, workshops, and symposia by leading artists, critics, curators and historians. The museum's mission is to...

The Civil War left an indelible mark on the state of Mississippi and the old home of Amos Deason is just such a place where the Civil War has not quite ended..... The house was built in 1845 by Amos Deason, one of the wealthiest men in the region. While you wouldn't...

Visitors are invited to tour several authentic pioneer structures, including a log cabin built Antiques, tools and historic personal items inside the historic log cabin at Mitchell Farms, Collins, MSmore than 100 years ago. Group tours and Special Events are welcome...

The Veterans Memorial Museum in Laurel, MS is more than just a new 6,000 square foot museum with hundreds of military exhibits. It's more than a tourist attraction or an extensive collection of books, vintage photographs and historical documents. At its core, it is a...

Landrum’s Homestead & Village is a re-creation of a late 1800’s settlement reminiscent of southern days gone by.  History comes to life with over 60 buildings and amazing displays nestled in a quiet beautifully landscaped setting of lush  pecan trees, streams...

Opened in 1923, the Museum draws approximately 32,000 visitors each year from across the nation with its outstanding collections of European and American art, Native American baskets, British Georgian silver, and Japanese woodblock prints, as well as an extensive art...