Hill Country: Potts Camp (1912)
Potts Camp began life as a small trading post before the Civil War, before transitioning into an important stop on the rail line in the 1880s and finally into a small town in 1912.
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Hill Country: Ashland (1871)
Ashland, founded in 1871, is the county seat for Benton County, and was the successor to Old Salem, destroyed during the Civil War.
Read More...Hill Country: Corinth (1853)
Corinth, Mississippi, famously known as the “Crossroads of the Confederacy”, sits in the northeast corner of the Mississippi hill country.
Read More...Hill Country: Blue Mountain (1877)
Built around its religious college, Blue Mountain is a small town in the heart of the hill country.
Read More...Hill Country: Holly Springs (1836)
Holly Springs is one of the great historical and architectural gems of Mississippi’s hill country.
Read More...Hill Country: New Albany (1840)
New Albany is a vibrant small town located in the heart of the Mississippi Hill Country.
Read More...Hill Country: Byhalia (1838)
Byhalia was founded in 1838 as one of the earliest settlements in north Mississippi.
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