Corinth, Mississippi
Corinth, United States
Corinth, Mississippi shares 32 connections with 2743 other places across 9 topics, led by military and transportation ties. The Siege of Corinth and a camp for refugees from slavery link it to the American Civil War. It was established in 1853 as a railroad junction, first called Cross City. Music adds Saving Abel and Jimbo Mathus. Mississippi, Tennessee, and Memphis, Tennessee appear most often as co-connected places.
Neal Brooks Biggers Jr.
Connects Corinth, Mississippi to: United States | Oxford, England | Mississippi
Siege of Corinth
Connects Corinth, Mississippi to: Cecilia, Louisiana | Columbiana, Alabama | Taylorville, Alabama
Contraband (American Civil War)
Connects Corinth, Mississippi to: Memphis, Tennessee | Alexandria, Virginia | Clarksville, Tennessee | Donaldsonville, Louisiana
Saving Abel
Connects Corinth, Mississippi to: Tennessee | Mississippi | Iowa | Memphis, Tennessee
Maty Noyes
Connects Corinth, Mississippi to: Los Angeles, California | Australia | Italy | New Zealand | Mississippi
Jimbo Mathus
Connects Corinth, Mississippi to: Oxford, England | Illinois | North Carolina | Tennessee | Mississippi
Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Connects Corinth, Mississippi to: Cherokee, Alabama | Saulsbury, Tennessee | Collierville, Tennessee | Grand Junction, Tennessee | Germantown, Tennessee
9th Mississippi Infantry Regiment
Connects Corinth, Mississippi to: United States | Florida | Atlanta, Georgia | Tennessee | Missouri
Federal style architecture
Connects Corinth, Mississippi to: Castine, Maine | Saco, Maine | Thomaston, Maine | Gorham, Maine | Damariscotta, Maine
Corinth
Connects Corinth, Mississippi to: Calabria | Peloponnese | Durrës, Albania | Ionian Islands | Tenedos
May 30
Connects Corinth, Mississippi to: London, England | Paris, France | Liverpool, England | Prague, Czech Republic | Peru
The Kentucky Headhunters
Connects Corinth, Mississippi to: Los Angeles, California | Boston, Massachusetts | Michigan | Cleveland, Ohio | Tennessee