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Jackson Mississippi
Your Guide to Hotels, Restaurants, Tickets, Tours and More!
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About Jackson

As the capital of Mississippi since 1821, Jackson's turbulent history is well documented. Sherman's troops burned the town three times during the Civil War. In the 1960's, Jackson was a hotbed of activity during the Civil Rights movement. In spite of this turmoil, the city has retained its southern charm and today,... [read more]
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Jackson Factoid
James Hervey Bard, who was city mayor from 1853-58, built Jackson's oldest standing home, the Oaks. Also known as Bard House, it was occupied by General Sherman and used as his headquarters during his siege of Jackson.
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