A stroll through Moss Point, where Spanish moss drips from the gnarled branches of massive live oaks, quickly reveals how this Gulf Coast city got its name.
The Mississippi Mound Trail, running parallel to the Mississippi River, links 33 sites across the state where ancient Native American earthworks remain intact today.
In a small gallery in Rolling Fork, the shelves and surfaces are crowded with metal figures of every shape and size. It’s all the work of Lee Washington’s Cotton Picker Art.