Tunica Museum

I just wanted to correct something admisson is not free here but its a small cute museum and something to do if staying in tunica it prob took us 20 min to walk through and we will go back agian one day.

This museum is getting back on its feet after being closed for two years due to the pandemic, and some of the exhibits and especially the nature trail behind it need a bunch of TLC. But the admission is free, the staff friendly, and the exhibits are fair to very good. Very nice display of artillery shells from the War Between the States. Good over view of the local history of Tunica County and the surrounding areas. The museum is still running on a reduced schedule: it is now only open Thurs. Fri. & Sat. 9A.M.-4P.M., but the lady who runs it tells me that by May they hope to have everything back in ship shape and expand the number of days that they will be open. It's definitely worth a visit if you are a local or from the surrounding area and want to learn some things about the area's history.

Lisa Henley's review is just so much sour grapes. She always puts down everyone and everything. This here Museum exhibits rival those to be found at the Smithsonian in DC or the Louver in Paris, France. And I should know because I've been to both. As the smartest person in Tunica, I can say without hesitation that this museum is an unforgettable educational and cultural experience. The fossils were awesome. Only a fool would dare criticize one of the most important cultural heritage sites in the state! A bunch of sissies afraid of a few blades of grass and one or two vines. My goodness gracious but some people are finicky and just plain silly!!