Group Tour Escort Manual - Mississippi
Group Tour Escort Manual - Mississippi
Group Tour Escort Manual - Mississippi
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sTArkViLLE continued<br />
l Starkville and <strong>Mississippi</strong> State are home to Templeton Music Museum and Archives–a collection of vintage phonographs and<br />
instruments, including a player piano.<br />
l <strong>Mississippi</strong> State University’s first Bully (bulldog) mascot is buried beneath the 50-yard-line of the university’s football field,<br />
Scott Field.<br />
l Starkville has several historic districts with sites listed on the National Register; home of the Cotton District, the most photo<br />
graphed area in the city; Starkville’s downtown district has<br />
maintained its original charm and character accented by its<br />
wagon-high sidewalks.<br />
l Starkville boasts one of the rare examples of Steamboat Gothic<br />
design in <strong>Mississippi</strong> as evident in the Caragen House.<br />
l Starkville and MSU are home to the John Grisham Room.<br />
l T-Ball first started in Starkville and was invented and promoted<br />
by a Rotarian member.<br />
“Bully” statue, mascot for<br />
<strong>Mississippi</strong> State University<br />
For more information about Starkville, visit www.starkville.org