Tour Anchuca Mansion, one Vicksburg's most historic antebellum homes. This Greek revival landmark, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, opens it doors to visitor from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. daily. Walk in the footsteps of many famous Americans, including President Jefferson Davis, to see the opulent interiors with fine antiques and art representing the past three centuries. Visit our website www.anchucamansion.com for more information.

Tour the first boat to be sunk by a torpedo.

Established by the U.S. Congress in 1865 as a military burial ground, the 116-acre cemetery is the final resting place of more than 17,000 Union Soldiers.

The museum houses over 200 ship models, a miniature layout of the Vicksburg Battlefield with 2300 soldiers, original paintings by Herb Mott and a documentary on the citizens and the siege.

The site where the first Coke was bottled in 1891.

Check In:  3pm   Check Out:  11am Transportation:  Hotel parking (free).  Casino is located across the street (additional parking at casino).  Bus runs from hotel to casino 24/7 and is free to all...

The 200-mile route that Grant took before capturing Vicksburg.

Owned by Haller Nutt during the Civil War, the plantation was used as an overnight stopping point by Federal troops on their march to Hard Times.

This popular theater presents movies and other productions about life, history and culture of the Mississippi region.

Rent an audio tape and it will guide you through the parks interesting sites.

This stunning postbellum mansion located in the Historic Riverview Garden District  is spectacular.  The impeccable  exterior is the perfect invitation to explore all that this beautiful home has to...