The Old Mississippi State Capitol in Jackson, MS is a historic site that offers a wealth of research resources and collections for those interested in exploring Mississippi's rich history. With a focus on preserving and sharing Mississippi stories, the Old Mississippi State Capitol provides access to online and in-person archives, digital archives, genealogy resources, and a catalog of records. Visitors can also explore Mississippi's historic buildings and sites through an online database, and learn about the extensive collection of archaeological artifacts, archival records, and historic objects that span 13,000 years of Mississippi history.
In addition to research opportunities, the Old Mississippi State Capitol offers event rentals at four distinct venues, including the Eudora Welty House and Garden, the Grand Village of Natchez Indians, and the Mississippi Governor's Mansion. The site also features traveling exhibits and historical markers, and provides support for historic preservation efforts, including archaeology research and records, preservation planning, and grants. With a variety of programs and events, the Old Mississippi State Capitol aims to inspire students and visitors of all ages to connect with Mississippi's stories and learn from its past.
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