- The list below includes 17 free or cheap things to do in or near Corinth, Mississippi, including 25 different types of inexpensive activities like History Museums, Specialty Museums, Battlefields and Movie Theaters.
- From Corinth National Cemetery to Battery Robinett, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Corinth and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Shiloh and Florence.
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Located along the banks of the Tennessee River, the Indian Mound & Museum has displays of artifacts dating back over 10,000 years. It also is the site of the largest domiciliary mound in the Tennessee Valley.
49.4 Miles
With artifacts from settlers all the way up to the modern day, the Oren Dunn City Museum tells the story of Tupelo and Lee County. The museum also includes an outside village that has an original 1870 Dogtrot Cabin.
49.4 Miles
Honoring local veterans and their contributions to freedom, Tupelo Veterans Museum features exhibits and artifacts from the Civil War as well as World Wars I & II, and the Korean War. The collection includes guns, aircraft, uniforms and important documents.
49.7 Miles
Jackson's Cypress Grove Nature Park is a pristine preserve featuring woods, open plains and a wooden boardwalk. The boardwalk is closed to pets, but all other park areas welcome them. Guests must clean up after their dogs.
49.8 Miles
Lauderdale Lanes is a bowling alley that offers 32 lanes of bowling. They host league play, youth bowling, parties, and tournaments. The facility also features a snack bar and an arcade.
49.9 Miles
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105 N. Church Street, Jackson, TN
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The Jackson, Tennessee International Rock-A-Billy Hall of Fame is a large museum dedicated to the Rock-A-Billy genre of music. Championed by Elvis Presley, Charlie Daniels and many others, Rock-A-Billy combines the best of rock and country music. Tours and line dancing are available.
49.9 Miles
Hands-on exhibits and programs targeted toward all developmental stages are the focus of the Children's Museum of the Shoals. In addition to established exhibits about the Tennessee Valley, young ones have freedom to play and create at numerous stations in the museum.