The Mississippi Hills National Heritage Area (MHNHA) is a vast cultural landscape encompassing 19 counties and parts of 11 others in northeastern Mississippi. Shaped by the convergence of Appalachian and Delta cultures, this region boasts a rich history and is home to numerous influential figures in music and literature, including Elvis Presley, William Faulkner, and Tennessee Williams.
With its powerful concentration of nationally-significant cultural icons, the MHNHA offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore the lasting contributions made by Hills natives such as Howlin Wolf, Jerry Lee Lewis, John Grisham, and Tammy Wynette. Immerse yourself in the vibrant heritage of the Mississippi Hills and discover the intersection of Appalachian and Delta cultures that have shaped this remarkable part of the Magnolia state.
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