Corinth

Corinth is located in Alcorn County (of which it is the county seat) three miles from the Alabama-Tennessee state line along Highway 72.

During the Civil War Corinth was occupied by both Union and Confederate troops. In October 1862 forces clashed in the Battle of Corinth, one of the war's most intense engagements. Some historians consider it to have been the bloodiest battle in the Western Hemisphere. Battery Robinette is a reconstruction of the part of the Federal inner line of defense that was the most contested position in the battle.

The Corinth National Cemetery, a segment of the Corinth Civil War Battlefield, is the final resting place for more than 5,600 soldiers.

Bed and Breakfasts and Country Inns The Generals Quarters B&B Inn |
Golf Hillandale Country Club | Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Corinth | Shiloh Ridge Golf Estates |
History Curlee House | Northeast Mississippi Museum |
Public Libraries Northeast Regional Library | Northeast Regional Library |
Motels, Hotels and Resorts Generals Quarters Bed and Breakfast Inn |
Mississippi Counties Alcorn County |
Transportation Roscoe Turner Airport | Location: Corinth Mississippi 38835

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