Civil War | Historic Site
Driving Tour of Historic Raymond
Mississippi
110 Courtyard Square
Raymond, MS 39154
United States
The Raymond Driving Tour features three structures that stand as a reminder of the Battle of Raymond, fought outside this small community. The Raymond Courthouse, built 1857-59, is on the National Register of Historic Places and is an excellent example of Greek Revival architecture. It was used as a hospital for Union wounded following the six-hour Battle of Raymond. The tour also includes the Waverley Mansion, which was used as a temporary headquarters for Generals McPherson and Grant, and the Confederate cemetery.
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Raymond Courthouse
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Waverley Plantation Mansion
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St. Marks Episcopal Church
Raymond, Mississippi | Organized in 1837 and built in 1854, St. Marks is the only antebellum church remaining in Raymond.
