GO deep into the heart of Tishomingo County, a place where history echoes through the ages. With seventeen sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places, our county offers rich and rewarding explorations. Named after the esteemed Chickasaw war chief, Tishomingo, the county proudly honors his legacy with a dedicated mural on Main Street in Iuka. Stroll through this history-rich city and discover the Iuka Covered Bridge, Pioneer Log Cabin, and the historic Church of Our Savior, alongside the Old Courthouse Museum, each site offering a glimpse into the past.

Just beyond the city, Woodall Mountain stands as a silent witness to the Civil War’s Battle of Iuka, where an “acoustic shadow” altered the course of battle. Drive through the battlefield site and visit Oak Grove Cemetery, where the soldiers who fought and fell are laid to rest. Delve into African American history at the Burnsville Colored School, a restored one-room schoolhouse turned museum, preserving stories of resilience and progress.

From the highest peaks to hidden corners, Tishomingo County invites you to engage with its living history and uncover the stories that have shaped this remarkable place.