Vicksburg Photos - Mississippi Photo Gallery

Autumn in the Vicksburg National Military Park.
A couple walks out of Cedar Grove Mansion Inn after a visit.
Robert Dafford works on one of his 32 murals down at catfish row.
The owners of Ahern's Belle of the Bends get into costume for one of their home tours.
The largest National Cemetery of Union dead in the United States is located in the Vicksburg National Military Park.
Experience a stroll through childhood at Yesterday's Children Toy and Doll Museum as you view dolls and toys from 1843 to present.
Wyatt Waters paints a watercolor of the picturesque view of the Mississippi River.
A barge navigates south down the Mighty Mississippi.
Two young girls enjoy the dolls at Yesterday's Children Toy and Doll Museum.
"Gold in the Hills" is the Guiness Book of Worlds Records' longest running melodrama.
Avid golfers, bring your clubs! Vicksburg has courses for you!
Enjoy the choice of two 18-hole courses available for out-of-county guests.
Take the kids down to Catfish Row to the Children's Art Park.
A fog rises on the Mississippi.
The Vicksburg battlefield includes 1,330 monuments and markers.
Cannons played a big part in the war. These massive guns were mounted on wheels and could be easile transported by a small crew of about 50 men.
A paradegoer waves to floats in anticipation of getting some more beads a the Annual Mardi Gras Parade.
The rivers and oxbow lakes of the lower Mississippi Delta are world renowned for its fishing opportunities.
Cotton and other crops can be found growing along U.S. 61.
The view of the Mississippi River from the bluffs is unparalleled.
The sun sets at the city waterfront at the downtown Vicksburg Old Depot Museum, formerly the Yazoo and Mississippi River Valley Railroad Depot.
The Old Depot Museum features the world’s largest collection of WBTS ship models and a collection of riverboat models and naval vessels with Mississippi names.