Museum of Mississippi History
4.5
上午9:00 - 下午5:00
星期二
上午9:00 - 下午5:00
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上午9:00 - 下午5:00
星期四
上午9:00 - 下午5:00
星期五
上午9:00 - 下午5:00
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上午9:00 - 下午5:00
星期日
上午11:00 - 下午5:00
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214
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William F. Winter Archives and History Building
2
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Old Capitol Museum
213
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Mississippi State Capitol
261
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Original First Baptist Church
11
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17
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密西西比州州长官邸
65
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Mississippi Museum of Art
146
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Metro Jackson Chamber of Commerce
3
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Old Central Fire Station
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Chuck Buck
18 条分享
2022年5月
Museum of Mississippi History was by far our favorite of all the places we visited in Jackson. It is located in the same building as the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum so you can see both in the same stop. The building also has a nice casual restaurant that was very reasonable. If you plan to see both you can easily spend 5 or 6 hours here.
撰写日期：2022年5月9日
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jbushman2017
加利福尼亚Nipomo458 条分享
2022年3月
The museum shares space with the Civil Rights Museum. Both museums are excellent and each museum is worth 1-2 hours of time. As history museums go this one is updated and full of well presented displays and lots of video. You can bring families here but the displays presented are more for an adult viewer than a child viewer. I wanted to get an overview of Mississippi history that did not white wash the dark side of the states history. This museum was very even handed. It presented a chronological history of the state that highlighted the states accomplishments but also fully told the history of the native Americans and enslaved persons on whose backs much of that success came. Very informative and well done. Good job Mississippi.
撰写日期：2022年3月18日
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Skipper
44 条分享
2020年12月
I love history but found this a depressing place as it focuses on racism. I felt marginalized by the Introductory Video that described one group oppressing all other groups. It should be introducing the first area, Indian Artifacts. I suggested a flyover of Emerald Mound, the second largest Indian Mound in North America, but they didn't even respond to my letter.
The WWII section is so tiny. The Civil War area is more concerned with placing blame than anything else. I expected Klan robes the Civil Rights side, but in the middle of the History side is overkill. The Music section features Ike Turner who reportedly abused his wife Tina, breaking her jaw. He has both guitar and suit of clothes on display. Neither for BB King or Elvis.
There is small church-like room, but our Christian heritage is largely ignored. We have some of the most beautiful and historic homes in the nation, but these are overlooked. The Civil War area ignores the misery of the common people who were burned out for no reason - their homes, towns, farms, everything, leaving the state in economic distress for generations. Is it fair to blame our state for slavery when the U.S. Congress is who approved it and had to end it? The North had the votes to end it anytime. What took them so long? So much wasted space and missed opportunities here.
The WWII section is so tiny. The Civil War area is more concerned with placing blame than anything else. I expected Klan robes the Civil Rights side, but in the middle of the History side is overkill. The Music section features Ike Turner who reportedly abused his wife Tina, breaking her jaw. He has both guitar and suit of clothes on display. Neither for BB King or Elvis.
There is small church-like room, but our Christian heritage is largely ignored. We have some of the most beautiful and historic homes in the nation, but these are overlooked. The Civil War area ignores the misery of the common people who were burned out for no reason - their homes, towns, farms, everything, leaving the state in economic distress for generations. Is it fair to blame our state for slavery when the U.S. Congress is who approved it and had to end it? The North had the votes to end it anytime. What took them so long? So much wasted space and missed opportunities here.
撰写日期：2021年11月18日
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Elizabeth G
密西西比州Madison1 条分享
2021年5月
Went on Sunday and did not get to all the exhibits. Was a great history lesson. Learned about the Indians first here and how the white men came.
撰写日期：2021年9月29日
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Taylor B
伊利诺伊州芝加哥7,645 条分享
2021年3月
Mississippi has come a long way since the Civil War and the turbulent 1960s and it's all available for one and all to see at the Museum of Mississippi History in Jackson, Mississippi. Located at 222 North Street, combined with the equally impressive Mississippi Civil Rights Museum, it covers the history of the state as far back as 13,000 BC. Exhibits cover everything from Hernando De Soto to 19th century slavery to the Cotton Kingdom to the Civil War to Reconstruction to the Great Depression to Prohibition to the Civil Rights Movement to Hurricane Katrina. On the cutesy side, see the crown that Mary Ann Mobley wore when she won the Miss America pageant in 1958. But start with the First Peoples exhibit, which dates to 13,000 BC and traces life in Mississippi to 1518, with stories of Choctaw and Chickasaw people and artifacts such as a 500-year-old dugout canoe, weapons, pottery, tools and other archaeological discoveries. Other must-see exhibits are Mississippi Distilled, popping the cork on Prohibition, with stories of piety and politics in the "wettest dry state," where Prohibition began in 1908, 12 years before it became a national law; Cultural Crossroads 1519-1798, documenting Native Americans who first inhabited the state and Hernando De Soto and other European explorers who came later; Joining the United States 1799-1832, documenting the arrival of African-Americans, statehood for Mississippi, examining the Bowie knife, dueling pistols and other weapons that determined frontier justice and how federal laws forced Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations to leave their ancestral homelands; Cotton Kingdom 1833-1865, featuring the earliest photographs taken in Mississippi and comparing the lives of an enslaved family, yeoman farmers and wealthy planters, noting that by 1984 there were more slaves than whites in Mississippi; The World Remade 1866-1902, Reconstruction in Mississippi, the story of a Mississippi businessman who first bottled Coca-Cola and a collection of tools used by African-American blacksmiths; Promise and Peril 1903-1927, witness the struggles of suffragettes Nellie Nugent Somerville and Belle Kearney in their quest for equal rights, see a lamp used during the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 and explore changes and challenges that Mississippi faced at the turn of the century; Bridging Hardship 1928-1945, documents how the Great Depression crippled Mississippi, how FDR's New Deal put Mississippi back to work and displays a baseball glove owned by Willie Mitchell, a Mississippi native who once struck out Babe Ruth; and Forging Ahead, 1946 to present, allows visitors to survey damage caused by Hurricane Katrina and see how the struggle for civil rights raged in courtrooms, how Mississippi moved forward in industry, technology and immigration, how a diverse array of activists, artisans, entrepreneurs, politicians and everyday citizens contributed to the Mississippi story. For outsiders, it's a very fascinating journey through the history of a state that has undergone dramatic changes.
撰写日期：2021年4月20日
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Julie B
路易斯安那州新奥尔良174 条分享
2021年4月
One could spend several hours here, but even a short time is valuable. The exhibits spanned many years and everything from the arts to sports to history. My favorites are those that point to everyday life, not just the famous. I am sorry I didn't make it to the Civil Rights Museum, will do that another day.
撰写日期：2021年4月13日
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char1scott
阿拉巴马莫比尔451 条分享
2020年10月
I was sturk by the size of the museum. Definately worth spending some time here to learn about MS history.
撰写日期：2020年10月23日
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dirk458
荷兰Veghel24 条分享
2020年2月
A must see in Jackson MS. Easy to find, easy to access and parking is plenty available. If you are in the area, go there!
撰写日期：2020年3月2日
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cgray1962
德克萨斯州奥斯丁72 条分享
2020年2月
We stopped by the Museum on free Museum Day - it wasn't planned that way but that is how it played out. It is a nice museum and I like the way it is laid out in a timeline. It is connected to the Civil Rights Museum as well. They have a very nice gift shop as well with pottery and gifts made by
撰写日期：2020年2月24日
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angelasmith07
密西西比州牛津6 条分享
2019年12月 • 夫妻情侣
The museum staff is awesome, they are friendly and very informative. I enjoyed the exhibit and the layout of the museum. It was a walk through Mississippi History very interesting. Plan to stay at least 2 hours to sufficiently tour the museum. The Civil Right museum in located in the same building I had toured it before. If you decide to tour both museums plan for 4 hours at a minimum.
撰写日期：2019年12月31日
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Danny_7766
385 条分享
Does it and its sister Civil Rights museum open on Independence Day? The hours on the website imply it opens on Independence Day. But when I tried to buy museum ticket, it also doesn’t allow me to do so for 07/04 slot. I’m only in Jackson on 07/04 so it would be very frustrating if I cannot go to see any of the museums.
关于Museum of Mississippi History的常见问题
- Museum of Mississippi History的营业时间：
- 日 - 日 上午11:00 - 下午5:00
- 二 - 六 上午9:00 - 下午5:00
- Museum of Mississippi History附近的酒店：
- （0.19 公里）Old Capitol Inn
- （0.69 公里）杰克逊万豪酒店
- （0.90 公里）Best Western Plus Jackson Downtown-Coliseum
- （2.13 公里）Fairview Inn
- （1.00 公里）The Westin Jackson
- Museum of Mississippi History附近的餐厅：
- （0.20 公里）Old Capitol Inn
- （0.34 公里）The Farmer's Table
- （0.34 公里）Domino's Pizza
- （0.47 公里）Keifer's Downtown
- （0.46 公里）Cook Out