Great little place to visit. Informative, neat displays with friendly greeters. No admission fee…read morebut donations are excepted. Also nice little gift shop in as well.

From the owner: Located in the Old Tishomingo County Courthouse. Built 1870. Site of the Battle of Iuka. Town…read morewas the marriage capital of the South. Museum has a Genealogy Library. Collections and exhibits include Civil War Artifacts and post Civil War artifacts. Documents, photographs and library

It is a moving experience to visit the birthplace of Elvis. This is a well kept memorial to the…read moreKing that shows the humble beginnings of a talented man A few years ago we had a chance to visit the house in Memphis which for today's standards is also a humble place. Thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. Exceeded my expectations for

Was a lovely walk around the environment! My mother always loved Elvis so she was very happy when…read morewe were here. The entire environment is very lovely, everything looks very nice.

Information on the musicians inducted into the Alabama Music Hall of Fame. Lots of names we didn't…read moreknow were connected to the state. Reasonable admission price for the experience.

Pretty cool place. Stopped in here after doing some other stuff nearby. We had the museum to…read moreourselves which was pretty cool. There is all kinds of music memorabilia from every known artist from Alabama and there are a lot of them! There is a lot to see here. Plan on 1-2 hours depending upon your level of interest. Of course there is a gift shop but the prices weren't too bad and I was able to get some tee shirts on sale. The gentleman working there was super friendly and chatted with us for awhile. Definitely worth a visit!

A real nice place to start a visit to Savannah. Vicki is a gem. Her knowledge is spot on…read more A tour is so insightful of the past and Savannah has been around for a real long time. Plenty of Indian information and river knowledge. You won't regret the time spent here

My wife and I are vacationing at the Pickwick Landing State Park, TN and decided to visit the…read moremuseum. It's small, and we didn't have high expectations, but we were pleasantly surprised. It covers the gamut of the river's lifetime, all the way back to pre-historic times when the Mississippi River Valley was an ocean. There are a variety of fossils and brief but well-written and informative placards describing everything. Not too wordy, but just enough to get the point across. The next room shows the development of the native (pre-western) cultures and it's really quite fascinating. Then comes the white man and the genocide (they don't say it quite that way). It even gives fair time to the Trail of Tears, including the fact that the Supreme Court ruled against President Jackson and he just ignored them. Then on to the civil war and the post war economic boom. One thing Wanda and I were surprised by is that this area of the Tennessee River is uniquely rich in fresh water mussels and became the main source of fresh water pearls and "pearl" buttons in the US. They would cut round pieces right out of the shells, polish them and turn them into buttons. It was really cool. It doesn't take too long to tour and is well worth the stop. The staff is friendly and the surrounding Savannah historic district makes for a nice walk afterwards with several nice little restaurants.

Amazing car museum in a very small rural town. Great exhibit and collection that shows very well.read more

We enjoyed the museum which presented a review of the local community. Not very expensive. Takes…read moreabout an hour to go through the displays. Interesting local history.

This museum has the best documentation of history. The museum is laid out in a very unique way…read morewith a historic timeline as you wander through the museum. The artifacts they have are outstanding and unique. Very interesting and enlightening. I highly recommend going.

Loved seeing the history and culture from the times before us! Great little place to learn more!read more

my kids love the museum. especially the hands on Morse code messaging and train. The Dudie Burger…read moreFestival was great! music was good and so was the food! I would have liked to have seen more hands on things for the kids to do such as outdoor jenga, blacksmith, crafts, etc... but overall it was enjoyable. Thanks to all those whose time and talents were used to create such a fun family experience.

This is one of the best parts of our beautiful city, a museum of all things Tupelo or relevant to…read moreTupelo! it's so educational on many levels and so very relaxing and inviting. The building inside and out is so nicely laid out and makes you excited about what's around the corner next. Take a picnic and sit outside! it's beautiful!

I visited this museum when I was a child, and I wanted take my two sons. They enjoyed hearing about…read moreBuford Pusser. We started off with a short intro/movie, guided ourselves through the home. The tid bits of interesting facts along the way were interesting. We finished up in the basement checking out the wrecked car and the gift shop. Staff were very pleasant and friendly. Side note: We ate lunch a delicious lunch Hagy's in Crump, toured the museum and finished our trip in Counce, TN at Ole Charlie's, an antique/ice cream shop.

I read the Twelfth of August when I was a teen and saw the movie "Walking Tall" I've always been…read moreinterested in this story but never made it to the area to visit until now. I was greeted warmly, paid the $10 fee and watched the movie. They offered to guide me but because my time was limited, I chose to make my own tour. I had more time than I thought and now wish I'd taken the guided tour. They answered my questions though. The amount of memorabilia, newspaper clipping, etc. is amazing. Also, don't miss the wall with law enforcement patches from all over the world. A fitting tribute to a man who walked tall. I wish I had taken more time.

This store was filled with good quality, hard-to-find items. There were several rooms to browse…read more They have everything from dishes, bottles, books, metal toys to great looking pieces of antique furniture. We plan to visit this store again the next time we are in town.

Great antique store! Friendly service, awesome selection, and plenty of rare items. I got a bunch…read moreof tiny old liquor bottles and some super old books. Multiple rooms to check out. Cheaper prices than expected. Overall a must see when in Iuka Mississippi!