Hotels in Port Gibson

Explore Civil War history amid the ruins of a once-thriving Mississippi town. The park's museum, fort remains, and observation tower offer a glimpse into 19th-century battlefield life.

The Port Gibson Methodist Church dazzles with its Romanesque Revival architecture and striking facade. Combine your visit with a stroll down Church Street to experience more of the town's resilient history.

This High Victorian Gothic church from 1870 showcases pointed arches and intricate details that tell the story of Port Gibson's African Methodist Episcopal heritage. Contact ahead to ensure it's open for your visit.

Port Gibson Baptist Church offers a welcoming sanctuary for Sunday worship in this Mississippi community. Visitors can experience traditional services and local fellowship without reservations or entry fees.

This Moorish Revival synagogue stuns with its Russian-style cupola and horseshoe arches, blending architectural styles. Visit by appointment to explore the ornate sanctuary and glimpse Port Gibson's Jewish heritage.

The A.K. Shaifer House bears battle scars from the first shots of the Vicksburg Campaign in 1863. This Greek Revival cottage stands as the last antebellum structure on the Port Gibson Battlefield.

The golden hand atop this historic Presbyterian church points skyward, visible for miles around Port Gibson. Capture this unique 19th-century landmark while exploring Church Street.

St. James Episcopal Church, a founding congregation of Mississippi's Diocese, showcases 1800s architecture in Port Gibson. Sunday Eucharist at 9:15am offers visitors a traditional worship experience.