JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – On Thursday, the Mississippi Heritage Trust (MHT) announced the 13th list of Mississippi’s 10 Most Endangered Historic Places. The 10 Most Endangered Historic Places in Mississippi for 2021 are as follows:
- 900 Block of John R. Lynch Street, Jackson
- Oakland Chapel and Oakland College Cemetery, Alcorn
- Birthplace of Barq’s Root Beer, Biloxi
- Dumas Drug Store, Natchez
- Jackson Zoo
- Temple Theater, Meridian
- Broadmoor Store, Gulfport
- Unita Blackwell House, Mayersville
- Triangle Cultural Center, Yazoo City
- Town of Fort Adams
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900 Block of John R. Lynch Street, Jackson (Courtesy: MHT) -
Oakland Chapel and Oakland College Cemetery, Alcorn (Courtesy: MHT/Ben Hillyer) -
Birthplace of Barq’s Root Beer, Biloxi (Courtesy: MHT) -
Dumas Drug Store, Natchez (Courtesy: MHT/Ben Hillyer) -
Jackson Zoo (Courtesy: MHT/Drew Dempsey) -
Temple Theater, Meridian (Courtesy: MHT/Ken Flynt) -
Broadmoor Store, Gulfport (Courtesy: MHT) -
Unita Blackwell House, Mayersville (Courtesy: MHT) -
Triangle Cultural Center, Yazoo City (Courtesy: MHT/Drew Dempsey) -
Town of Fort Adams (Courtesy: MHT/Paul Fayard)
To learn more about the Mississippi Heritage Trust, visit www.mississippiheritage.com.