Jackson's oldest black neighborhood
Neighborhood: Downtown
Phone: +1 601 949 4000
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This area in downtown Jackson stretches from Amite Street to Fortification Street and from Mill Street to Lamar. For more than 100 years, this 125-acre spread has served as the unofficial center of black culture in Mississippi's capital. The neighborhood is home to both residences and businesses, and many of its historic buildings have been in continuous use for more than a century. Farish Street was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980 as a neighborhood and contains almost 700 individually recognized Historic Places within its parameters.
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Rich in History!
I understand you may have had an experience that was less than pleasurable, however things are chang...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 02 2007
Downtown Jackson gets sadder each year
For some reason, nothing they do there ever works. Maybe someday that will change, but for now down...
Reviewed by:Joe B from on May 21 2007
If you love boarded up buildings...
Then you are going to love this place! This place is a glorified dump. High crime, nothing to do, ...
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