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This place is notable for its exhibits on the no-till technique in farming devised here that drew attention internationally.
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A small park with a veterans memorial and some flower gardens.
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.
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.
Museum about a former mill town pertaining to cotton that was just to the south of Jackson. Kind of a quiet place.