The Most Haunted Places in Mississippi
![The Most Haunted Places in Mississippi 1 The most Haunted Places in Mississippi in Vicksburg near our bed and breakfast](https://oakhallbnb.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/shutterstock_2163256449.jpg)
With fall just at our doorstep and the thrills of Halloween around the corner, it’s always a fun time of year to start thinking about the haunted places in Mississippi! And we have a few of these paranormal hotspots in Vicksburgāwhich is no surprise when you think about the history of the area and the […]
Perfect Weekend Getaways in Mississippi
![Perfect Weekend Getaways in Mississippi 10 Weekend Getaways in Mississippi to our Vicksburg Bed and Breakfast](https://oakhallbnb.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/shutterstock_2051439191.jpg)
The best weekend getaways in Mississippi start in Vicksburg! This delightful small-town destination is perfect for couples looking to escape the hustle and bustle of Jackson or for those seeking a leisurely road trip experience in central Mississippi. Located just a short drive from the capital city, Vicksburg offers a blend of rich history, a […]
Ultimate List of Vicksburg Restaurants
![Ultimate List of Vicksburg Restaurants 11 local Vicksburg restaurants for fantastic meals](https://oakhallbnb.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/shutterstock_364873787.jpg)
One of the best things to do on vacation is to discover new and fun places to eat! Thankfully, the selection of Vicksburg restaurants does not disappoint. You’ll have your pick from Southern favorites, including steaming bowls of house-made gumbo and shrimp and grits to elegant steak dinners and fresh seafood feasts. Service is always […]
Tour the McRaven House this Fall
![Tour the McRaven House this Fall 12 Tour the McRaven House this Fall, one of the historic homes in Vicksburg MS](https://oakhallbnb.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/shutterstock_700527259.jpg)
There’s a fantastic collection of historic houses to tour in Vicksburg, MS, but one of our favorites to visit during the fall is the McRaven Houseāmainly for the eerie candlelit tours and ghost stories. The McRaven House was built by Andrew Glass in 1797; he was scheming and robbing people traveling along the Natchez Trail […]