Brighton Park
530 Brighton Drive

Traceway Park
200 Soccer Row

Kids’ Towne Playground
915 Old Vicksburg Road

Lion’s Club Park
East Street

Robinson Park
205 W. Northside Drive

Northside Park
1659 W. Northside Drive

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Check out 80,000 square feet of hand made brick streets, engraved sidewalk pavers. Also, don’t forget to stop by the myriad of antique shops while you’re there…you never know what treasures you may uncover!

Jefferson, Leake & Monroe Streets

City Of Clinton, Clinton Visitor Center
601.924.2221

visitorcenter@clintonms.org

Visit the state’s oldest institution of higher learning and largest private university. Established in 1826, MC welcomes visitors to its campus steeped in history and proud tradition. Enjoy the collections in the Samuel Marshall Gore Art Galleries.

200 S. Capitol Street, Clinton, MS

Phone: 601-925-3000

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View Tanglewood, The Cedars, Violet Blanks and China Hill and also learn the historical background of Clinton during the Civil War and its impact.

Phone: 601-924-2221

visitorcenter@clintonms.org

Attache Show Choir
www.attache.org
601-924-0707

Clinton Brick Street Players
www.clintonbrickstreetplayers.com
601-924-6926

Mississippi College Theatrical Performances
www.mc.edu/resources/publications
601-925-7760

Olde Towne Markets
www.clintonms.org/city/main-street/
601-924-5472

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Learn of the historical background of Clinton, Mississippi College and the Natchez Trace and tour our museum and gift shop at the Clinton Visitor Center.

1300 Pinehaven Road, Clinton, MS

Phone: 601-924-2221

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At the Clinton Community Nature Center, walk scenic pathways including an original section of the Natchez Trace. Also, visit its log cabin to see the displays and shop for gifts.

Check out their website: http://www.clintonnaturecenter.org/

617 Dunton Road, Clinton MS

Phone: 601-926-1104

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Like many of his generation, Mead came from the east seeking opportunity in the Mississippi Territory. He owned a tavern on the Old Trace near Natchez and held several political offices, including acting governor in 1806. During this time, he ordered the arrest of Aaron Burr for treason but the former Vice President was acquitted. Mead followed the growth of the state and moved to Jackson area. He built his beautiful landscaped home “Greenwood” on the site. Little remains today of his grand estate that burned after his death during the Civil War, except the family cemetery.

City Of Clinton, Clinton Visitor Center
601.924.2221

visitorcenter@clintonms.org

Established ca. 1800, the Clinton Cemetery is one of the oldest in central Mississippi. Buried here are families of pioneer settlers, ten college presidents, and sixty-three Confederate soldiers.

500 College Street, Clinton, MS

Contact City Of Clinton, Clinton Visitor Center
601.924.2221
www.clintonms.org

visitorcenter@clintonms.org

The Odd Fellows Cemetery in Clinton, MS was dedicated in 1857, but burials date back as early as 1830. It was also at this time that the members of the order in Clinton erected a lodge. The following is an excerpt from the “Hinds County Gazette” April 29, 1857 recounting the festivities surrounding the dedication of the lodge and cemetery.

The cemetery is located on a small overgrown plot within a few hundred yards of the old Clinton City Cemetery.

Contact City Of Clinton, Clinton Visitor Center
601.924.2221

visitorcenter@clintonms.org

The Healthplex, located on the Clinton Parkway and the campus of Mississippi College, showcases paintings of various sizes and styles, photography and creative furniture. The Healthplex has a fitness membership, medical offices and hosts regional and community meetings.

The hours of operation are as follows:  Monday-Thursday  5 a.m.-10 p.m., Friday  5 a.m.-8 p.m., Saturday  7 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sunday 1-6 p.m. Artists include Wanda Wright, Sherry Ferguson, Penny Ma, Bob Dunaway, Karen Johannson, , Mike “Mishka” Kincses, Karen Freeman, Georgia Wright, Marijane Whitfield, Karen Fowler and Bill Broadus.

102 Clinton Parkway
Clinton, MS 39056
(601) 925-7900

visitorcenter@clintonms.org

As a tribute to Dr. Gore’s faithful stewardship of energy and talent toward serving college students and in establishing a legacy of teaching art from a Christ-centered perspective, the Mississippi College administration established the Samuel Marshall Gore Art Gallery.  Located on the campus of Mississippi College. Admission is free.

199 Monroe Street
Clinton, MS

Phone: 601.925.3880

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At Wyatt Waters Gallery in Clinton you’ll find many galleries filled with beautiful art of acrylics, watercolors, abstracts and more.

307 Jefferson Street
Clinton, MS 39056-4239
(601) 925-8115

visitorcenter@clintonms.org