EXPERIENCE DOWNTOWN STARKVILLE
Downtown has many options for great food, drinks, nightlife, shopping, and local attractions. Walk down Main Street and stop in for a quick bite, a coffee, or the best popcorn in the South. You’ll find boutiques with unique gift items, game-day fashion, and local art. Spend some time downtown and enjoy the local businesses that make Starkville unique!
Whether you call them crawfish, crayfish, crawdads, or mudbugs, the King Cotton Crawfish Boil brings out the best cooks in Starkville to boil some crawfish with all the fixings. ..more info
Address: 503 E. Lampkin St.
Also known as the Old Presbyterian Cemetery, this cemetery was established in 1834 and contains approximately forty nine graves. Among those buried here are Dr. Araunah Bardwell and David Ames. ..more info
Address: 309 Louisville St
The Nash Street Historic District is locally significant to Starkville and Oktibbeha County because, as the earliest and most intact of the city’s twentieth-century suburban subdivisions, it represents and embodies ..more info
Address: N. Nash Street
One of the oldest black cemeteries in Mississippi. Here are buried many who made significant contributions to the growth of Mississippi and the advancement of the black race. Restoration begun ..more info
Address: 105 Avondale St
This museum chronicles the history of Starkville and Oktibbeha County. Exhibits include Native American and early county history; Cool Papa Bell, T-ball, Needmore Community mementos, Coca-Cola memorabilia, a Civil War ..more info
The Overstreet School Historic District is significant to Starkville and Oktibbeha County because it is an important physical expression of the growth and development of Starkville during the period 1870 ..more info
Address: 307 S Jackson St

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