Mississippi Blues Trail

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File:Beale Town Bound Blues Trail Marker Hernando MS 01.jpg
Blues Trail marker in Hernando, Mississippi

The Mississippi Blues Trail was created by the Mississippi Blues Commission in 2006 to place interpretive markers at the most notable historical sites related to the birth, growth, and influence of the blues throughout (and in some cases beyond) the state of Mississippi. Within the state the trail extends from the Gulf Coast north along several highways to (among other points) Natchez, Vicksburg, Jackson, Leland, Greenwood, Clarksdale, Tunica, Grenada, Oxford, Columbus, and Meridian. The largest concentration of markers is in the Mississippi Delta, but other regions of the state are also commemorated. Several out-of-state markers have also been erected where blues with Mississippi roots has had significance, such as Chicago.[1]

Implementation

The list of markers and locations was developed by a panel of blues scholars and historians. The trail has been implemented in stages as funds have become available. The National Endowment for the Arts, National Endowment for the Humanities, and Mississippi Department of Transportation have provided grants for funding of various markers, which are co-sponsored with funds from local communities. The marker texts are researched and written by Jim O'Neal and Scott Barretta, former editors of Living Blues magazine, together with an editorial and design team that has included Wanda Clark; Chrissy Wilson; Allan Hammons; and Sylvester Oliver.[2]

Prior to the founding of the Mississippi Blues Trail, two preliminary markers were placed in Indianola, Mississippi, at a corner where B.B. King played as a young man, and at the Club Ebony.

The first three Mississippi Blues Trail markers were dedicated on December 11, 2006. The first, at Holly Ridge, is dedicated to Delta blues pioneer Charley Patton.[3]

The second marker is located by the Southern Whispers Restaurant on Nelson Street in Greenville. Nelson Street, the home of many nightclubs, cafes, and juke joints over the years, was once the primary center of African-American business, entertainment, and social life in the Delta.[4] For many decades this historic strip drew crowds to the flourishing club scene to hear Delta blues; big band; jump blues; rhythm & blues; and jazz.

The third marker was unveiled at the original location of WGRM radio station in Greenwood, where B.B. King first broadcast as a gospel singer.[4]

By the end of 2016, the Mississippi Blues Trail had placed nearly 200 markers.[5] They honored individual artists, clubs, record companies, radio stations, and historic events, but also the plantations, streets, cities, and counties that developed as centers of blues activity. Mississippi State Penitentiary at Parchman was also commemorated, as folklorists such as Alan Lomax recorded blues there by inmates (most notably Bukka White) on several occasions, dating to the 1930s.[6]

Current markers

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Locations are in Mississippi unless otherwise stated.

Marker name Marker location Photograph Notes
100 Men D.B.A. Hall Bay St. Louis

File:100 Men D.B.A. Hall Blues Trail Marker.jpg

61 Highway Vicksburg File:61 Highway - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Abbay & Leatherman Robinsonville

File:Abbay and Leatherman Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Robinsonville is now known as Tunica Resorts, Mississippi
Aberdeen Mississippi Blues Aberdeen

File:Aberdeen Mississippi Blues.jpg

Ace Records Jackson File:Jackson ace records800px.jpg
Albert King Indianola File:AlbertKingMSBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Alligator Blues Alligator File:Alligator Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Amory: Blues From A Railroad Town Amory

File:Amory Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Arthur Crudup Forest

File:Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup Blues Trail Marker.jpg

B.B. King Birthplace Berclair File:BirthplaceOfBBKingMississippiBluesTrailMarker.jpg
B.B. King's Roots Kilmichael

File:B.B. King's Roots Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Baptist Town Greenwood File:BaptistTownBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Beale Town Bound Hernando File:Beale Town Bound Blues Trail Marker Hernando MS 01.jpg
Big Jack Johnson Clarksdale File:BigJackJohnsonBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Big Joe Williams Crawford

File:Big Joe Williams Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Big Walter Horton Horn Lake File:Blues Trail Marker Walter Horton Horn Lake MS 03.jpg
Biloxi Blues Biloxi

File:Biloxi Blues- Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Birthplace Of The Blues? Dockery Plantation File:DockeryMSBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Black Prairie Blues Macon

File:Black Prairie Blues - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Blue Front Cafe Bentonia File:TheBlueFrontCafeBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Blue Room Vicksburg File:The Blue Room - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Blues and Jazz in the Pass Pass Christian

File:Blues and Jazz in the Pass- Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Blues Deejays Greenwood

File:Blues Deejays Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Blues Legends of Duncan Duncan

File:The Blues Legends Of Duncan Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Bo Diddley McComb

File:Bo Diddley Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Bobby Rush Jackson

File:Bobby Rush Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Broadcasting the Blues Gulfport

File:Broadcasting The Blues.jpg

Brookhaven Blues Brookhaven

File:Brookhaven Blues - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Bud Scott Natchez File:Bud Scott - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Buddy Guy Lettsworth, Louisiana

File:Buddy Guy Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Bukka White Houston

File:Booker "Bukka" White Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Cahors, France Cahors, France
Calhoun County Blues Bruce

File:Calhoun County Blues - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Casey Jones Water Valley

File:Casey Jones Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Cassandra Wilson Jackson

File:Cassandra Wilson Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Castro "Mr. Sipp" Coleman McComb

File:Castro Mr Sipp Coleman.jpg

Charles Evers Fayette File:Charles Evers - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Charley Patton Birthplace Bolton
Charley Patton gravesite Holly Ridge File:CharleyPattonMSBluesTrailMarker.jpg Blues singers Asie Payton and Willie James Foster are also buried at this cemetery with Charley Patton.
Charlie Musselwhite Kosciusko

File:Charlie Musselwhite Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Choctaw County Blues Weir File:Choctaw County Blues - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Chrisman Street Cleveland File:ChrismanStreetHMississippiBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Church Street Indianola File:ChurchStreetMississippiBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Clinton's Blues Legacy Clinton File:Clinton's Blues Legacy - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Club Desire Canton File:Club Desire Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Club Ebony Indianola File:ClubEbonyMSBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Columbus - Catfish Alley Columbus

File:Columbus Mississippi Blues.jpg

Corner of 10 and 61 Leland File:Cornerof10And61MississippiBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Cotton Pickin Blues Hopson File:CottonPickinBluesMississippiBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Delta Blues Museum Clarksdale File:DeltaBluesMuseumBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Denise LaSalle Belzoni File:DeniseLasalleBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Documenting The Blues Oxford File:Documenting The Blues - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Dorothy Moore Jackson File:Dorothy Moore Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Ealey Brothers Natchez File:Ealey Brothers - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Eddie Shaw Benoit File:Eddieshawbluestrailmarker.jpg
Eddie Taylor Benoit File:Eddietaylorbluestrailmarker.jpg
Edwards Hotel Jackson File:Edwards Hotel Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Elks Hart Lodge No. 640 Greenwood File:ElksHartLodgeNo640BluesTrailMarker.jpg
Elmore James Ebenezer File:Elmore James Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Elvis Presley and the Blues Tupelo File:Elvis Presley Birthplace, Tupelo, MS, US (11).jpg
Fred McDowell Como

File:Mississippi Fred McDowell Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Two other Blues Trail markers are in the same area with this marker that honors Othar Turner and Napolian Strickland.
Freedom Village Greenville File:Freedom Village Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Furry Lewis Greenwood File:FurryLewisBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Gatemouth Moore Yazoo City File:GatemouthMooreBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Gold Coast Flowood File:Gold Coast Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Gospel Music and the Blues Cleveland File:Gospel Music and the Blues - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg Reverend C.L. Franklin, father of R&B singer Aretha Franklin, preached his first trial sermon at St. Peter's Rock M.B. Church, where this Blues Trail marker is located.[7]
Grammy Awards Los Angeles, California
Grammy Museum Mississippi Cleveland File:Grammy Museum Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Greasy Street Ruleville File:GreasyStreetMississippiBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Grenada Blues Grenada File:Grenada Blues - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Guitar Slim Shellmound File:GuitarSlimMississippiBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Gulfport Boogie Gulfport File:Gulfport Boogie - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
H. C. Speir Jackson File:H.C. Speir Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Hal & Mal's Jackson File:Hal and Mal.jpg
Harlem Inn Winstonville File:HarlemInnMSBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Harold "Hardface" Clanton Tunica File:HaroldHardfaceClantonBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Henry Townsend Shelby File:HenryTownsendBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Hi-Hat Club Hattiesburg File:Hi-Hat Club - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Hickory Street (The Hollow) Canton File:Hickory Street (The Hollow) Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Highway 61 Blues Robinsonville File:Highway 61 Blues - Tunica.jpg
Hill Country Blues Holly Springs File:Hill Country Blues - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Holmes County Blues (Lexington) Lexington File:HolmesCountyBluesLexingtonMSBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Holmes County Blues (Tchula) Tchula File:HolmesCountyBluesTchulaMississippiBluesTrailMarker.jpg
HoneyBoy Edwards Shaw File:HoneyBoyEdwardsBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Hot Tamales And The Blues Rosedale File:HotTamalesAndTheBluesMSBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Houston Stackhouse Wesson File:Houston Stackhouse - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Howlin' Wolf West Point File:West Point Howlin' Wolf Blues Trail Marker West Point.png
Hubert Sumlin Greenwood File:HubertSumlinBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Ike Turner Clarksdale File:IkeTurnerBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Ishmon Bracey Jackson File:Ishmon Bracey - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg Ishmon Bracey is buried at Willow Park Cemetery, which is located across the street from the Blues Trail marker.

File:Ishmon Bracey Tombstone.jpg

J.B. Lenoir Monticello File:J.B. Lenoir - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Jack Owens Bentonia File:Jack Owens - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
James Cotton Clayton File:JamesCottonBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Jesse Robinson Jackson File:Jesse Robinson.jpg
Jessie Mae Hemphill Senatobia File:Jessie Mae Hemphill - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg Jessie Mae Hemphill is buried at Senatobia Memorial Cemetery.

File:Jessie Mae Hemphill Tombstone.jpg

Jimmie Lunceford Fulton File:Jimmie Lunceford - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
James "Son" Thomas Leland File:JamesSonThomasMississippiBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Jimmie Rodgers Meridian

File:Jimmie Rodgers Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Jimmy Reed Dunleith File:Jimmy Reed Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Jimmy Rogers Ruleville File:JimmyRogersMississippiBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Joe Callicott Nesbit File:Joe Callicott - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
John Lee Hooker Vance File:JohnLeeHookerVanceBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Johnny Winter Leland File:JohnnyWinterMississippiBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Jones County Blues Laurel File:Jones County Blues - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Junior Kimbrough Holly Springs
File:BTM - Junior Kimbrough.jpg
 This is Blues Trail Marker #215, unveiled on February 21, 2024, along with Blues Trail Marker #214 honoring R. L. Burnside.
Lil Green Port Gibson File:Lil Green - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Little Brother Montgomery Brookhaven File:Little Brother Montgomery - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Little Junior Parker Bobo File:Little Junior Parker - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Little Milton Inverness File:LittleMiltonCampbellBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Liverpool Liverpool, England
Livin' at Lula Lula File:LivininLulaBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Magic Sam Grenada File:Magic Sam - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Magic Slim Grenada File:Magic Slim - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Malaco Records Jackson File:Malacorecordsbluestrailmarker.jpg
Marcus Bottom Vicksburg File:Marcus Bottom - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
McCoy Brothers

Kansas Joe McCoy and Papa Charlie McCoy

Raymond File:McCoy Brothers - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Memphis Minnie Walls File:Memphis Minnie Hist Marker Walls MS.jpg
Meridian Blues and Jazz[8] Corner of 5th Street & 25th Avenue
Meridian 		More than 30 musicians are acknowledged at this marker including Alvin Fielder and Eddie Houston. It is located on the former site of the Fielder & Brooks Pharmacy, which Fielder's father (Alvin Fielder Sr., also a musician) started in 1934.
Meridian R&B and Soul Meridian File:Meridian R&B and Soul - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Mississippi Gulf Coast Blues Festival Pascagoula

File:Mississippi Gulf Coast Blues And Heritage Festival.jpg

Mississippi John Hurt Avalon

File:Mississippi John Hurt.jpg

Mississippi River Blues: The 1927 Flood Scott File:Mississippi River Blues Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Mississippi to Alabama Muscle Shoals, Alabama

File:Mississippi To Alabama.jpg

Mississippi To Chicago Chicago, Illinois

File:Mississippi To Chicago Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Blues Trail: Mississippi to Florida Tallahassee, Florida File:Bradfordville Blues Trail placard.jpg
Mississippi to Helena Helena, Arkansas File:TheBluesTrailMississippiToHelenaBluesTrailMarker.jpg]
Mississippi to Louisiana Ferriday, Louisiana

File:Mississippi To Louisiana Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Mississippi to Maine Rockland, Maine

File:Mississippi To Maine.jpg

Mississippi To Memphis Memphis, Tennessee

File:Mississippi To Memphis Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Mose Allison Tippo File:MoseAllisonBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Mosley & Johnson New Albany File:Mosley & Johnson - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Moss Point Blues Moss Point File:Moss Point Blues - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Mound Bayou Blues Mound Bayou File:MoundBayouBluesMSBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Muddy Waters Rolling Fork File:Muddy Waters Blues Trail Marker Rolling Fork.jpg
Muddy Waters' cabin site Clarksdale File:Muddy Waters Cabin.jpg
Napolian Strickland Como File:Napolian Strickland - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg Two other Blues Trail markers are in the same area with this marker that honors Othar Turner and Fred McDowell.
Natchez Burning (Natchez Rhythm Club) Natchez File:Natchez Burning Blues Trail Marker.jpeg
Nelson Street Greenville File:NelsonStreetBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Newton County Blues Newton File:Newton County Blues - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg This Blues Trail Marker is located near the historic Alabama & Vicksburg Railroad Depot.
Norway Notodden, Telemark, Norway
Ocean Springs Blues Ocean Springs File:Ocean Springs Blues - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Oktibbeha County Blues Starkville File:Oktibbeha County Blues - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Otha Turner Como File:Otha Turner - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg Two other Blues Trail markers are in the same area with this marker that honors Napolian Strickland and Fred McDowell.
Otis Clay Waxhaw File:Otis Clay - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Otis Rush Philadelphia

File:Otis Rush Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Otis Spann & Little Johnny Jones Jackson File:Otis Spann & Little Johnnie Jones - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Overton Park Shell Memphis, Tennessee

File:Overton Park Shell Blues Trail Marker.jpg

This is the 213th Mississippi Blues Trail marker, dedicated on September 23, 2023
Oxford & Lafayette County Blues Oxford File:Oxford & Lafayette County Blues - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Papa Lightfoot Natchez File:Papa Lightfoot - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Paramount Records Grafton, Wisconsin

File:Paramount Records Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Paramount Records & F.W. Boerner Company Port Washington, Wisconsin File:Paramount Records & F.W. Boerner Co. - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Parchman Blues Parchman File:ParchmanBluesMississippiBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Peavey Electronics Meridian File:Peavey Electronics sign.jpg
Peavine Boyle File:ThePeavineBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Pensacola Blues Pensacola, Florida File:Pensacola Blues - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Pinetop Perkins Belzoni File:PinetopPerkinsBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Piney Woods School Piney Woods File:Piney Woods School - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Po' Monkey's Merigold File:Po Monkeys Juke Joint.jpg
Pontotoc County Blues Pontotoc File:Pontotoc County Blues - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Pops Staples Winona File:Pops Staples - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Prince McCoy Greenville File:Prince McCoy Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Queen City Hotel & 7th Avenue Columbus File:Queen City Hotel & 7th Avenue - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Queen of Hearts Jackson File:Queen of Hearts - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Rabbit Foot Minstrels Port Gibson File:Rabbit Foot Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Ralph Lembo Itta Bena File:Ralph Lembo Blues trail marker.jpg
Rediscovery of Son House Rochester, New York File:Son House Mississippi Blues Trail sign.jpg
Red Tops Vicksburg

File:The Red Tops Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Riverside Hotel Clarksdale File:RiversideHotelBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Riley B. King Indianola File:RileyBKingMississippiBluesTrailMarker.jpg
R. L. Burnside Holly Springs
File:BTM - RL Burnside.jpg
 This is Blues Trail Marker #214, unveiled on February 21, 2024, along with Blues Trail Marker #215 honoring Junior Kimbrough.
Robert Johnson birthplace Hazlehurst

File:Robert Johnson Birthplace Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Robert Johnson gravesite Greenwood File:RobertJohnsonMississippiBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Robert Nighthawk Friars Point File:Robert Nighthawk Blues Trail Marker.jpeg
Rocket "88" Lyon File:Rocket88BluesTrailMarker.jpg
Roma Wilson & Leon Pinson New Albany File:Roma Wilson & Leon Pinson - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Roots of Rock And Roll Hattiesburg File:Roots of Rock And Roll - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Rosedale Rosedale File:Rosedale Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Rubin Lacy Pelahatchie File:Rubin Lacy - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Ruby's Nite Spot Leland File:Ruby's Nite Spot - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Rufus Thomas Cayce File:Rufus Thomas - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Sam Chatmon Hollandale File:Sam Chatmon Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Sam Cooke Clarksdale File:SamCookeBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Scott Radio Service Company Jackson File:Scott Radio Service Company - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Shake Rag Tupelo File:Shake Rag - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Sid Hemphill Senatobia File:Sid Hemphill - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Skip James Bentonia File:NehemiahSkipJamesBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Son House Clack File:SonHouseBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Sonny Boy Williamson Glendora File:Sonny Boy Williamson Blues Trail Marker.jpeg
Sonny Boy Williamson In Helena Helena File:SonnyBoyWilliamsonInHelenaBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Subway Lounge Jackson

File:Summers Hotel and Subway Lounge Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Summit Street McComb File:Summit Street - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Sunflower River Blues & Gospel Festival Clarksdale File:SunflowerRiverBluesAndGospelFestivalBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Sunnyland Slim: Quitman County Blues Lambert File:SunnylandSlimQuitmanCountyBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Tate County Blues Coldwater File:Tate County Blues- Coldwater - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
The Alamo Theatre/Dorothy Moore Jackson

File:The Alamo Theatre Blues Trail Marker.jpg

The Blues Foundation Memphis, Tennessee

File:Blues Foundation Blues Trail Marker.jpg

The Chatmon Family/Mississippi Sheiks Bolton File:The Chatmon Family - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
The Dickinson Family Hernando File:The Dickinson Family - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
The Enlightenment of W.C. Handy Cleveland File:WCHandyBluesTrailMarker.jpg
The Hollywood Cafe Robinsonville File:HollywoodCafeBluesTrailMarker.jpg
The New World Clarksdale File:The New World Blues Trail Marker.jpg
The Staple Singers Drew File:TheStapleSingersMississippiBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Tommy Johnson Crystal Springs File:Tommy Johnson Blues Trail Marker Front.jpg
Tommy McClennan Yazoo City File:Tommy McClennan Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Trumpet Records Jackson

File:Trumpet Records Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Turner's Drug Store Belzoni File:TurnersDrugStoreBluesTrailMarker.jpg
Two Steps From The Blues Ackerman File:Two Steps From The Blues- Blues Trail Marker.jpg Texas Johnny Brown,[9] a native of Ackerman, Mississippi, wrote the blues song "Two Steps from the Blues".
Tyrone Davis Leland File:TyroneDavisMississippiBluesTrailMarker.jpg
W.C. Handy Birthplace Florence, Alabama File:W.C. Handy Birthplace - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Wade Walton Clarksdale File:WadeWaltonBluesTrailMarker.jpg
W.C. Handy Encounters The Blues Tutwiler File:WCHandyTutwilerBluesTrailMarker.jpg
WGRM Radio Studio Greenwood File:WGRMRadioStudioBluesTrailMarker.jpg
"Where The Southern Cross The Dog" Moorhead File:YellowDogMSBluesTrailMarker.jpg
William R. Ferris Vicksburg File:William R. Ferris - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Willie Dixon Vicksburg

File:Willie Dixon Blues Trail Marker.jpg

Willie Mitchell Ashland File:Willie Mitchell - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
Woodville Blues Woodville File:Woodville Blues - Mississippi Blues Trail Marker.jpg
WROX Clarksdale File:WROXBluesTrailMarker.jpg

Source: Mississippi Blues Trail official web site

See also

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