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Marshall County Historical Museum: A Trip Through Time

Discover local history through quirky, eclectic exhibits at Holly Springs' Marshall County Historical Museum. A charming step back in time!

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The Marshall County Historical Museum in Holly Springs, MS, offers a charmingly eclectic collection of artifacts donated by local residents, showcasing the area's history from the Civil War era to pop culture. Housed in a historic building, it's more like visiting a beloved eccentric grandmother's attic than a traditional museum.

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Local tips

  • Allow at least 1.5-2 hours to fully explore the museum's diverse collection.
  • Check out the museum's website or call ahead to inquire about any special events or temporary exhibits.
  • Consider visiting other nearby attractions, such as the Ida B. Wells-Barnett Museum or the Kate Freeman Clark Art Gallery, to make the most of your trip to Holly Springs.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From the Marshall County Courthouse in downtown Holly Springs, the museum is a pleasant 5-minute walk east along College Avenue. The museum is located at 220 E College Ave.

  • Driving

    From Highway 7, turn onto East College Avenue. The Marshall County Historical Museum will be on your right at 220 E College Ave. Parking is available on the street.

  • Ride Share

    Utilize ride-sharing services such as Uber or Lyft for transport to the museum. Input 'Marshall County Historical Museum' as your destination. Fares within Holly Springs are typically budget-friendly. Expect to pay approximately $5-$15 for a short trip within the city.

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Step into the Marshall County Historical Museum and prepare for a delightful journey through time. Unlike conventional museums, this Holly Springs gem embraces a wonderfully quirky approach to showcasing local history. Housed in a building that was once a girls' dormitory for the Mississippi Synodical College , the museum itself is a piece of history, adding to the overall charm. The museum's collection is a diverse assortment of artifacts donated by the people of Marshall County. Exhibits range from Civil War memorabilia to flapper dresses from the 1920s. You might find a collection of taxidermied Mississippi animals in one room and Victorian children's books sharing space with an antique Victrola in another. Other displays include items made by Native American tribes of Mississippi, Elvis records, vintage advertisements, and political campaign materials. The playful randomness of it all has led many visitors to describe the museum as being like an eccentric grandmother's attic. The Marshall County Historical Museum is open year-round, excluding Christmas, New Year's Day, and Thanksgiving.

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