Beulah Cemetery
Established by a Black fraternal organization; a vital record of Vicksburg’s African American families.
View MDAH record ↗HISTORICAL ATLAS / RESEARCH SPOTLIGHTS
Beyond the familiar landmarks
Vicksburg’s history survives in its neighborhoods, schools, churches, commercial buildings, and community institutions. These research leads come from Mississippi Department of Archives and History records.
Research and access notice: A documented historical location is not necessarily open to visitors. Some buildings are privately owned, altered, or no longer standing. Please respect private property and sensitive sites. Historical photographs will be added only after source and reuse verification.
Jackson Street Missionary Baptist Church
Congregation organized in 1899; the Gothic Revival church building was completed around 1908.
View MDAH record ↗Old Constitution Firehouse
A documented contributing historic property at 1204 Main Street.
View MDAH record ↗J&S Community Store / Former COFO Office
MDAH lists this site at 1720 Military Avenue; further archival interpretation is needed.
View MDAH record ↗Kory Bakery Building
Historic commercial building recorded at 1129–1131 Openwood Street.
View MDAH record ↗Rosenwald Schools of Warren County
Multiple rural school sites are recorded in MDAH, including Bovina, Briarfield, Clover Valley, Dunbar, and Free Town.
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