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DSwede Says: The historic district of Hattiesburg is not very large. If you stop by the Visitor's Center and get both a walking map and a driving map, you can easily see the historic buildings in the matter of an afternoon.The downtown area is approximately:2nd Ave on the west to Edwards...
Mississippi Armed Forces Museum
DSwede Says: I have visited museums in lots of different corners of the globe. I have many military in my family and throughout all of my travels, have definitely secured an appreciation for service men, their commitments and sacrifices.The Mississippi Armed Forces Museum has very rich...
African American Military History Museum
DSwede Says: African Americans have been a constant contributing factor in the US military. However, just like other simultaneous events in history, their service has seen a near constant battle for not just the American nation, but also for their own equality and opportunities.The USO...
Microtel Inn & Suites Hattiesburg
1 Review and 61 Opinions $75 in March 2013. This motel had a very nice room with a great bed, an above average breakfast, and...
Econo Lodge - Hattiesburg / Highway 49 N.
1 Review and 18 Opinions $56 in June 2012. This room had a few extras like a small refrigerator and a microwave, and a decent...
Cracker Barrel: Good Chain Restaurant
Basaic Says: Another chain restaurant I like is Cracker Barrel. The food and the service is consistently good and this one was no exception. Worth a stop for good food and good value. Hours are 6 AM to 10 PM Sunday through Thursday and 6 AM to 11 PM Friday and Saturday. Great meatloaf!
Olive Garden: Good Americanized Italian Food
Basaic Says: $19 as of March 2013. I like the food in Olive Garden; but it is a bit Americanized from regular Italian food. This was a fairly typical Olive Garden but my waiter, Richard, was better than average. Hours are 11 AM to 10 PM Sunday through Thursday and 11 AM to 11 PM Friday...
Walnut Circle Grill: Old Town Hattiesburg Favorite
rstary Says: I don't know what all the fuss is about price. We had a delightful meal and Charlotte took great care of us. We brought our 24 year old daughter and our 16 year old son, so there wasn't much drinking. I had a cocktail and a beer and my wife had a glass of wine. The total...
Cafe Boheme: Tasty soup hits the spot
lisa_lise Says: Very friendly waitstaff, nice, cozy atmosphere, everything is fresh and tasty--baked goods, sandwiches, unusual soups. You can tell that everything has been made with care. My friend who lives in Hattiesburg goes to this cafe regularly, and it was the perfect place to spend...
Crescent City Grill: Great southern dishes and seafood
DSwede Says: Crescent City Grill is a good place to fill your bellies and not empty your wallets. Having a rather gluttonous meal and ordering several sides, we still managed to be about $25 per person (including drinks).The interior of the restaurant is classy, but not formal. Jeans and...
Suwanas: Great Waitstaff and the Best Pad Woon Sen
lisa_lise Says: Fantastic service and unforgettable Thai food. (I eat Thai food constantly, so I'm a good judge of it.) One thing to note is that the name of the restaurant occasionally changes (it used to be called Jutama's), so just look for 910 Timothy Lane. The waitress recommended the...
Nanny's Country Kitchen: Great Authenic Southern Cooking!!!
tower21 Says: Nanny's has been serving up some of grandma's favorite dishes along with a side of good ole' Southern charm for over 20 years! It is family owned and operated. Barbara "Nanny" Walters is 85 years old and still serves, smiles, and cracks jokes with familiar customers. They...
IronLenz Says: don't know how they do it, but this place makes plywood charming! The place is made almost entirely of plywood or wooden panel board with a few folk art paintings and big things to see. Those big things would be the family that works there. They are all HUGE and sweet as...
The Lake Serene Grocery: Eat like a highway paver
loumarvin Says: On weekdays the Lake Serene Grocery out Hwy 98 serves a hot plate lunch for about $5. I've had the chipped beef over rice and the fried catfish. Comes with choice of boiled or fried vegetable and corn bread. Honestly, this is a dining experience. First, the food tastes just...
Keg & Barrel: Good everyday kind of hangout
DSwede Says: Located just of of Hardy, the main street, you may pass this place when driving by thinking that its just a residence. That's because it used to be. The entrance is up the front porch, the tables are what used to be the main living areas, and I can only imagine that the dart...
B & E's Wine Bar: A place to chill downtown
DSwede Says: B & E's Wine Bar, or more commonly just called Wine Bar, is on the quiet streets of downtown Hattiesburg.Early in the evening, it is most likely frequented by some of the locals having a bit of a happy hour after work. However, some of the younger crowd will start to come...
The Hunt Club: Clubs!!! Just one more hidden Spot!
redprimadonna Says: ooooh~! this is a fun place! It had three MASSIVE dance floors, a stage (with bikini contests in the summer... but they are trashy! dont do it!) A huge patio, two bars, karaoke 24/7, pool tables... you name it. It is usually got tons of people, but rarely packed out, so you...
One of Hattiesburg's most popular shopping sites is Turtle Creek Mall. The mall offers fashion, fun and food for everyone with 6 department stores (Sears, McRae's Center Court, Dillard's , McRae's, JCPenney, and
Goody's), over 90 shops and restaurants, and a United Artists Theater with 9 screens. Turtle Creek Mall has it all!
It's your basic mall which can suit any of your shopping needs. (See their website for a complete store directory.)
What to pay: Prices vary depending on the store.
Written Jul 12, 2005
Address: Intersection of Highway 98 and Weathersby Road
Phone: 601-261-0106
Website: http://www.turtlecreekmall.com
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When at Wards and jonesin' for Gumbo be sure that you are well understood. Last time I was there I ordered a Quart of Gumbo only to be served a Quarter Combo (Q-lb cheese burger, fries and a large coke).
Written May 16, 2006
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Located in the heart of Mississippi's pine belt region, Paul B. Johnson State Park is the gateway to a natural wonderland marked by majestic long-leaf and loblolly pines, delicate dogwoods, and ancient oaks. The deep forests surrounding Paul B. Johnson provide a picturesque setting for a variety of outdoor activities. The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) is just a 20-minute drive to the north, making Paul B. Johnson State Park the perfect place to spend a football weekend.
Bring your RV or just a tent to spend an evening or two in Paul B's safe and enjoyable camping areas. Take the family swimming on the beach, rent canoes or go boating with a significant other, or enjoy a game of frisbee golf with a group of friends. Whatever you do, you will be gaurenteed a fabulous outing in this state park.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Phone: 601.582.7721
DSwede Says: As was common in the south in the early 1960's, racial civil rights issues were being pushed to the forefront.Hattiesburg was the site of the first inter-racial protest that resulted in zero arrests. Starting in January 1964 and lasting several months, hundreds and even...
DSwede Says: Hattiesburg is sometimes called 'The Hub'.Due to its location, and the development of the early railroad lines, and later the highway grids, it can easily be seen as a central crossroads, or Hub, of the regional cities.Hattiesburg is nearly equal distant between Jackson MS,...
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