Third time through Meridian (from Texas) really looked forward to visiting this museum of one of my early musical heroes. Kill an hour waiting for it to open. Web says it opens at 11. Same info on door. 11:10 not open. Call, no answer. It is not easy to get to. Unless you live in Meridian, I recommend you skip it.

I wasn’t able to make it during the day time. I will have to come back to check out the inside. I did get a few pictures

Nice park, unfortunately the museum for Jimmie Rodgers is closed due to Covid-19 right now, January 30,2021.

Sad to see the condition of the train, with windows broken. Went here since my girls were young. Something needs to be done to preserve the park.

I loved this place so much!Do not miss it if you are anywhere near Meridian, MS.As a singer and musician it was humbling and inspiring to learn about and see first hand the sacrifices that Jimmie Rodgers made to leave this awesome legacy of music for people to enjoy for all time.The staff couldnt have been more friendly. They were knowledgeable and passionate about Jimmie Rodgers and all of the wonderful artifacts that are in the Museum.Thank you Susan and Bill for an experience that gave me tears of joy and a lifelong memory.

“Top 50 museums USA”. I don’t think so! Drove long way to get here and it was closed although posted times said it was open. No one answered phone and no answering machine. Big disappointment.

Have yet to visit inside but look forward to it. Several things outside to see and a neat place to have lunch.

So disappointed. Website says they’ve moved. New Address no sign of anything there. Old address says open on Saturday but sign on door says closed. No sign directing to new location. I don’t know where they are and apparently not open on Saturday which contradicts the google maps information

Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. A great place to visit for anyone interested in country music history.

Excellent museum, havent been yet

Great place and service

Has several things that you can do, splash pad, playgrounds, Jimmy Rogers Museum, Densely Carousel House, or just sit back and relax watching the geese & ducks around the pond, and lots of historical landmarks to read and learn about.

Sorry Jimmie ducks stole the show.

The guy that was working here, knew a lot about Jimmy Rodgers.

Still not open.

Drive here from NOLA and it was closed

Thanks