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L.V. Hull's Ethnic Yard Art 123 Allen Street, Kosciusko, MS 39090, 662-289-2981, A local fixture for years, Mrs. Hull has decked out her from yard with everyday items, an array of blooming flowers and plants, an assortment of hand-painted objects and everything you can imagine! Visitors can drive by and view, or come in and sign the guest book.  |
| Historic Homes & Buildings |
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Attala County Courthouse 230 West Washington Street, Kosciusko, MS 39090, 662-289-2981, Built in 1897, the current courthouse building replaced one that was consumed in a fire. The courtyard contains a Confederate Monument built in 1911 and a Veterans Memorial. The beautiful architecture of the building and the decorative beehives adorning the cornes of the property make this unique structure. |
| Historic Sites & Monuments |
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Kosciusko City Cemetery South Huntington Street, Kosciusko, MS 39090, 662-289-2981, This historical cemetary has a self-guided tour. more... |
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Mary Ricks Thornton Cultural Center (circa 1899) Washington Street & Huntington Street, Kosciusko, MS 39090, 662-289-2981, Owned by the Attala Historical Society and built in 1899, this building was formerly a Presbyterian Church. It was built in Romanesques Revival style and features stunning stained glassed windows. The site is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.  |
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Oprah Winfrey's First Church Oprah Winfrey Road, Kosciusko, MS 39090, 662-289-2981, The site where Oprah stood before her first audience now serves as a community center for the Buffalo United Methodist Church. |
| Libraries & Research Centers |
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Attala County Library Genealogy Room 201 South Huntington Street, Kosciusko, MS 39090, 662-289-5141, As part of the Library, this room contains a collection of books, publications, and census records about Mississippi and twenty other states.  |
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Redbud Springs Bicentennial Park Natchez Street, Kosciusko, MS 39090, 662-289-2981, Located on the original Natchez Trace, this area is host to many historical monuments including the 1913 DAR Monument, a 1934 Dirt Mound dedicated for the city's centennial celebration and a 1976 time capsule to be opened in 2076. |
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