Built in 1885, the Meridian County Courthouse is one of the county’s most iconic landmarks. Once the seat of local government, it has been carefully restored and now operates as a museum celebrating Meridian’s legal and civic history. Visitors can explore period furnishings, historical documents, and guided tours offered throughout the year.

Step back in time at the Meridian Heritage Village Park, an open-air museum that brings the county’s pioneer past to life. The site features restored 19th-century homes, a one-room schoolhouse, and hands-on exhibits that highlight daily life in early Meridian. Seasonal events, festivals, and school programs make it a favorite for families and history enthusiasts alike.

Opened in 1902, the Meridian Historic Train Depot once served as a vital hub for trade and travel across the region. Today, the beautifully preserved depot operates as a local history museum and visitor center, featuring vintage rail cars, historic photographs, and exhibits on Meridian’s transportation legacy.