Battlefield
National Military Park
Discover the nationally significant Civil War landscape and its stories.
Official park information ↗Mississippi's historic river city
Every Street
Has a Story.
Discover the history, places, and remarkable people of Vicksburg, Mississippi—on the streets and from wherever you are.
Begin Exploring ↓Plan Your VisitIndependent visitor guide
Discover a City Beyond the Battlefield
Explore Vicksburg's remarkable history, riverfront, museums, and architectural heritage. This independently produced guide will grow with original local research, verified historical imagery, and practical visitor resources.
Courthouse
Old Court House Museum
Explore the city's historic courthouse and local collections.
Museum information ↗Riverfront
Make the most of your visit
Plan Your Vicksburg Trip
One-day idea: Spend the morning at the National Military Park. In the afternoon, explore downtown, the Old Court House Museum, and the riverfront murals.
Two-day idea: Add more museums, local dining, and time to appreciate historic architecture.
Check opening hours, admission, and accessibility directly before traveling.
Helpful resources
Official Vicksburg visitor guide ↗
National Military Park planning ↗
A detailed visitor guide and additional independently researched itineraries are in development.
Where the past still speaks
Echoes of Vicksburg
Carefully researched historical storytelling, designed to connect present-day places with the people and events that shaped them.
Our first proposed experience, Gamblers, Saloons & Scoundrels, explores Vicksburg before the Siege and the turbulent events of 1835.
In development. No tours are currently for sale.
Our historical standard
Every location and historical claim will be sourced, with reconstructions clearly distinguished from original archival records.
We plan to combine narration, historic maps, documents, and accessible written content.
Explore from anywhere
Vicksburg Through the Years
Our planned virtual experience will let visitors compare historic maps and images with modern streetscapes. Try our new interactive comparison prototype, with a draggable reveal control and a period selector.
Important: The illustration is not a historical Vicksburg image. The dates demonstrate an interface only; verified archival views have not yet been loaded.
Then & Now — interactive prototype
The two street illustrations below are schematic examples, NOT archival images, actual Vicksburg buildings, or historical reconstructions.
Illustrative pastIllustrative present↔
1886: A fire-insurance map can document building footprints and uses, but cannot provide a photographic view of 1835.
The production version will only use verified, dated, rights-cleared images matched to the same viewpoint. This demonstration does not change its images when a year is selected.
History in print
Walnut Hills Press
Historical fiction and nonfiction inspired by the people and places of Vicksburg and the Mississippi River region.
Features for River of Vice and future publications will be added as book information and purchase links are finalized.