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The Stephen D. Lee Home, located at 316 Seventh Street North, was completed in 1847 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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The Columbus War Museum is located inside the Columbus Municipal Complex at
1501 Main Street,
Call for more information, 205-662-4129.
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Columbus is home to one of only four Air Force Pilot Training Facilities
in the United States and has been training pilots since 1942. Over 8,000
students came to the Columbus Air Force Base during World War II in
hopes of becoming flying officers in the Army Air Corps. By the end of
the war, CAFB had become one of the largest in the Southeast, with four
runways and seven auxiliary fields.
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The Columbus-Lowndes Public Library houses the Billups-Garth Archives and
Buckley Genealogy Room. Visitors may peruse extensive records of Columbus
history including education, churches, government, businesses, buildings,
historic homes, and local organizations.
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2320 Hwy 45 North
(662) 240-4171
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Get in on the weekly auto racing at this 3/10th mile red clay oval track.
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Founded in May 1849, the cemetery was the site of the first Memorial Day Celebration in 1866.
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The district boasts blocks of specialty shops, restaurants, and historic buildings.
(662) 328-6305
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Get in on the weekly auto racing at this 3/8th mile red clay oval track.
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Mississippi University for Women, also referred to as The W, was established in 1884. This tradition-rich college is famous for being the first state-supported institution dedicated to the purpose of educating the women of its time, but it has also been educating men since 1982.
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Guests of the Plymouth Bluff Center will find facilities purposely designed to
blend into the natural environment, while providing accommodations for
study, recreation, and appreciation of river and the land. Facilities include
an interpretive museum of cultural and natural history featuring artifacts and
exhibits dating back to the Cretaceous and Pleistocene ages..
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The Rosenzweig Arts Center offers classes, performances, exhibits, and a sales gallery.
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The Tennessee Williams Home and Welcome Center is the first home of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Tennessee Williams. The author made history with well-known plays such as A Streetcar Named Desire, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and The Glass Menagerie.
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