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Greenwood is a city in and the county seat of Leflore County, Mississippi, United States, [2] located at the eastern edge of the Mississippi Delta region, approximately 96 miles north of the state capital, Jackson, and 130 miles south of the riverport of Memphis, Tennessee.
Greenwood, Mississippi has a rich history & culture connected to civil rights, the blues and more. Come visit the Heart & Soul of the Delta!
City of Greenwood boasts a well-connected network of streets, plentiful parks and recreation facilities, and an artful assortment of community events held throughout the year. With all that is happening in our city, it's no wonder Greenwood is known as the Gateway to the Delta.
- Debbie doo. Dumfries, UK 532 contributions. Interesting. Visited Robert Johnstons grave . Very small cemetery. People still leaving booze money n cigarettes. Very interesting for fans.
- joanieleopold. Northbrook, IL6 contributions. Tasting local wines. The Winery at Williams Landing was friendly and had great wines with an even better story.
- Lsuladygolfer. Vidalia, LA43 contributions. great history in this place. great place for lots of history lots of interesting artifacts in this place. When I visited -- each organization had christmas trees decorated with a different theme.
- Anita B. 1 contribution. A treasure. The quality of performers and productions is amazing for a town the size of Greenwood. It is a boost to quality of life in the Delta.
Between shopping, art, history and food, here is our list for the best things to do in Greenwood, Mississsippi. Plan your trip today!
Growing into a strong cotton market, the key to the city's success was based on its strategic location in the heart of the Delta. The city prospered as a shipping point to New Orleans, Memphis, and St. Louis, Missouri until the latter part of the Civil War.
From our year-round attractions to our festivals and events, Greenwood has everything you need to enjoy a true Mississippi Delta experience.
