With a diverse past; from Native American tribes to the first European explorers and settlers to the present day; Yazoo has always been intriguing. French explorers first named the river that flows through the area the River of the Yazous after the Yazoo Indian tribe; and the county and city were later named for the river. Yazoo County; established in 1823; is the largest county in Mississippi; situated in the west-central part of the state in the fertile valley formed by the Mississippi and Yazoo Rivers. After its organization; Yazoo County was rapidly settled by pioneers from other parts of Mississippi and from the Carolinas; Alabama; Georgia; Kentucky; and Tennessee.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful. Great to have around for hard-to-please guestsBy Dog BlueThis is the perfect thing to have around the house for guests who have already "been there; done that" and are looking for something different. I usually supplement the walking tours with little stops and detours of my own. My one complaint is that the deck is badly in need of updating. Many of the listed neighborhood shops and restaurants have closed or have a new name or location; so just be aware of that.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. New to the City? These are great!By livingthedreamI live in Chicago. My partner and I have a weekly date night. We like for our date nights to be mini adventures for which these cards are perfect! We randomly select a card and go for it! Best of all; these cards make for an affordable yet meaningful date. Chicago has so much history and architecture that its easy for things to be overlooked. These little cards give life to the structures and areas that would otherwise be passed up.Whether you live in Chicago or visit occasionally these cards are simple yet fun. I would highly recommend them for someone new to the city.4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Fantastic resourceBy Granny PifEverynight; we planned the next days adventures and took just the right cards with us. Cut down on the bulk of large travel books or maps and we didnt miss a thing. As we drove out of the city; we took two of the cards on "neighborhood" sites and drove zig-zaggedly out of Chicago so that we could keep sight-seeing. We were able to see the most delicate copper turret on one house - something we would have missed without these cards. We came home and looked to see what other cities have these cards and plan on buying them as we visit other places. Just a great; great idea!
