A gothic revival home built by one of the original founders of Holly Springs, William F. Mason. This home served as the primary film location for cast and crew of the 1999 classic “Cookie’s Fortune” which is when it obtained its pink hue.
From famous churches such as 1858 Christ Episcopal Church, 1860 First Presbyterian Church, and many more historical churches have given us stunning examples of art and architecture. The enthralling buildings can truly be magnificent to explore. Contact Holly Springs Tourism & Recreation Bureau for more information on exploring our historical churches.
Tours: By appointment and by phone! $10 per person.
The Wynne House Inn provides a unique experience in the downtown historic district. Short-term lodging that feels like home.
Our three luxury suites are available on the second floor of our recently renovated building located on the Courthouse Square in the National Historic District of Holly Springs, Mississippi.
If outdoors is your passion, stay in one of the rustic cabins at Wall Doxey State Park. Centered around a 60-acre, spring-fed lake, Wall Doxey is just 7 miles South of Holly Springs.
The Little Doll House Cottage is a three bedroom, two bath home located just a few blocks from the square and within walking distance of many attractions. Newly built but still retains historic details and fully furnished with antiques. The home is available for week-long or weekend rentals and also features a spa tub and … Continued
It’s your home away from home! This charming 2 bedroom cottage located in the historic district is just walking distance to the Square, art gallery, & museum! It sleeps 4 comfortably. Check-In 2 PM/Check-Out 12Noon. Available for a minimum 1-night stay or your maximum stays. Rate starts at $125.00.
Very good southern cuisine and spectacular hospitality!
