For fans of blues music, the over 200 blue signs of the Mississippi Blues Trail set up around the state (and even the world!) are the best way to learn about the artists that made the genre what it is. Most are clustered around the Mississippi Delta, but can also be found in Tupelo and beyond. While we've included some of the most notable, don't miss ones like Memphis … [Read more...] about 7 Must-See Locations on the Mississippi Blues Trail
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10 Places to Learn About the Black History of Charleston
An important part of any visit to Charleston, South Carolina, is to honor the legacy of the Black citizens of the city through the iconic works of art, beloved cuisines, and its impact on American history. The International African American Museum is now open in the city to tell these stories. Until then, visit these landmarks and read about the people and places in African … [Read more...] about 10 Places to Learn About the Black History of Charleston
6 Lighthouses to Visit in Georgia
Lighthouses were created to safely signal to incoming boats and once were found throughout the Southeast. Few remain today because of erosion and hurricanes, but Georgia is blessed with six that travelers can visit. All lighthouses are located within a short drive of one another so you can base yourself in Savannah to explore the rest. We didn't include the Little … [Read more...] about 6 Lighthouses to Visit in Georgia
7 Historic Homes in Mobile You Can Actually Visit
Mobile, Alabama, was incorporated in 1702 after a period of French, British, and Spanish rule. These outside influences created a lasting impact on the architecture of the city. Many of these historic homes are still open today for tours, operating as museums. They feature different styles ranging from Italianate to Greek Revival to Victorian. Historic Mobile … [Read more...] about 7 Historic Homes in Mobile You Can Actually Visit
Little Richard Landmarks Fans Can’t Miss
Little Richard is one of America's most iconic artists, known for his flamboyant attire and stage presence. He was born Richard Wayne Penniman on December 5, 1932, in Macon, Georgia. He was the third of 12 children, and his family was a part of the strict Pentecostal church. His uncles and grandfather were preachers, so his love of music started early. Penniman learned to … [Read more...] about Little Richard Landmarks Fans Can’t Miss
