Beulah Baptist Church – Natchez, MS

Beulah Baptist Church 710 B. Street 601.442.6150

Natchez Fine Framing & Art Gallery

Natchez Fine Framing & Art Gallery 518 Main Street 601.446.9345

Natchez Pottery Studios

Natchez Pottery Studios 101 Clifton Avenue 601.807.5657 natchezpottery.com

Crafted Gallery

Crafted Gallery 114 North Commerce Street 601.334.9719 craftedgallery.com

Conner Burns Studio

Conner Burns Studio 209 Franklin Street 601.446.6334 connerburns.com

Brodeur Gallery

Brodeur Gallery 107 North Commerce Street 508.579.3571 brodeurgallery.com

ArtsNatchez Gallery

ArtsNatchez Gallery 425 Main Street 601.442.0043 gallery.artsnatchez.com

The Art Center

The Art Center 409 Franklin Street 601.870.7717 natchezartassociation.org Yes classes

Natchez National Cemetery

Natchez National Cemetery 41 Cemetery Road 601.445.4981

Natchez City Cemetery

Natchez City Cemetery 2 Cemetery Road 601.445.5051 natchezcemetery.com  

Turpin Creek – Natchez Trace Parkway – MS

Milepost 12.1 – Turpin Creek – Picnic Area

Loess Bluff – Natchez Trace Parkway – MS

Milepost 12.4 – Loess Bluff – Deposits of topsoil (loess) were blown here during Ice Age.

Mount Locust – Natchez Trace Parkway – MS

Milepost 15.5 – Mount Locust – At this restored historic inn, one of the first stands in Mississippi, interpretive programs are given February through November.  Restroom, exhibits and ranger station.

Coles Creek – Natchez Trace – MS | Natchez Trace Parkway

Milepost 17.5 – Coles Creek – Picnic area and restrooms.

Bullen Creek | Natchez Trace Parkway – Mississippi

Milepost 18.4 – Bullen Creek – A self-guiding trail leads through a mixed hardwood-pine forest. The walk takes 15 minutes.

Port Gibson Ranger Station – Port Gibson, MS

Milepost 39.2 – Port Gibson Ranger Station.

Sunken Trace – Port Gibson, MS

Milepost 41.5 – Sunken Trace – Self-guiding trail. Allow five minutes to walk through a deeply eroded section of the original trace.

Grindstone Ford/Mangum Mound – Port Gibson, MS

Milepost 45.7 – Grindstone Ford/Mangum Mound – Northbound travelers used to consider themselves in wild country once they crossed the ford on Bayou Pierre. Artifacts found here tell about the prehistoric people […]