- TripBuzz found 22 things to do with kids in or near Vicksburg, Mississippi, including 1 fun activity for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Port Gibson.
 - From U.S.S. Cairo Museum to Vicksburg National Military Park, the Vicksburg area offers 33 different types of family activities, including: Specialty Museums, History Museums, Ziplines and Theaters.
 - Located 40 miles west of Mississippi state capital Jackson, Vicksburg, MS is a city with much history, culture, and many attractions. Known as the 'Gibraltar of the Confederacy,' Vicksburg played a big role in the Civil War and only gave up after a 47 day siege designed to starve the Confederate Army's into submission.
 
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            Part of the Jackson State University campus, the H.T. Sampson Library is a large library with both a standard and digital collection of books. The library also hosts special events and offers services for distance learners.        
    
    
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                355 West Woodrow Wilson Ave, Jackson, MS 39216
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            Also a fire safety education center, the City of Jackson Fire Museum features a collection of historic memorabilia and artifacts, including a variety of fire engines, uniforms, pictures, and communication equipment.        
    
    
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            Mississippi's State Capitol building is in Jacksonville, where its gleaming stone dome is visible for miles. The Capitol houses the State Legislature and the offices of many government officials. Tours are available for families, small groups and school field trips.        
    
    
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                201 East Pascagoula Street, Jackson, MS 39201
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            One of the largest and best equipped planetariums in the South is the Russell C Davis Planetarium in Jackson. It is a giant hemispheric theater that holds a replica of the starry heavens and implements the only large-format movie projector in the state.        
    
    
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            The restored Alamo Theatre first opened its doors in 1949 and was home to various acts such as Nat King Cole and B.B. King. It is now a 326 seat performance venue and is available for rental.        
    
    
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                528 Bloom Street, Jackson, MS 39202
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            The Smith Robertson Museum and Cultural Center has photography, art, and artifacts that highlight the contributions made by African Americans in the southern United States. Permanent exhibits include Mississippi Negro Scholars and the Civil Rights Gallery.        
    
    
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            Le Fleur's Bluff State Park is a 305-acre public park that offers camping, fishing, and numerous playground and picnic areas. The park's other main attraction is the 9-hole golf course and driving range which are available for public use.        
    
    
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            As a National Historic Landmark, Governor's Mansion is the home of Mississippi state governors since 1842. The mansion is open to the public, featuring tours that are led by guides knowledgeable about the mansion's history.        
    
    
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            Jackson's Old Capitol Museum preserves the legacy of one of Mississippi's most important buildings. It has a rich history and is particularly notable for events that occurred within its walls during the Civil War. Admission is free.        
    
    
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            Millsaps college is a private liberal arts college that was founded in 1890 by members of the Methodist Church. The school’s colors are purple and white, and they sports teams are known as the Majors.