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Ceremonial and burial Native American earthen mounds, with staircase to the top of one.
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Museum about a former mill town pertaining to cotton that was just to the south of Jackson. Kind of a quiet place.
Has a lot of original cars that were used in film production, such as Ghostbusters and Scooby-Doo.
This is a pleasant getaway with boardwalks across swamps and sloughs, and an observation tower.
Possibly Jackson's biggest tourist attraction and popularized by "The Ballad of Casey Jones" by Johnny Cash, this museum portrays how a locomotive engineer named Casey Jones gave his life to save a train full of passengers from major loss of life during a collision. Also features his home, the train (replica), and Civil War railroad exhibits.
A small park with a veterans memorial and some flower gardens.