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Old Mississippi State Capitol with heritage buildings along Capitol Street. Jackson, MS.  | Mississippi Governor's Mansion (1841) (300 E Capitol St.). Jackson, MS. Style: Greek Revival. Architect: William Nichols. On National Register. | Lamar Life, Capitol Towers Building & St. Andrews Episcopal Cathedral on Capitol Street. Jackson, MS. | Lamar Life Building (1924-5) (10 floors) (317 E Capitol St.). Jackson, MS. Style: Skyscraper Gothic. Architect: Wyatt C. Hedrick & Co.. |
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| Gothic skyscraper facade of Lamar Life Building. Jackson, MS. | Details of Capitol Towers & Lamar Life Buildings. Jackson, MS. | Gothic clock tower of Lamar Life Building. Jackson, MS. | Gothic clock tower of Lamar Life Building. Jackson, MS. |
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| Gargoyle like carvings of Lamar Life Building. Jackson, MS. | Lamar Life Building & St. Andrews Episcopal Cathedral. Jackson, MS. | Towers of Lamar Life & St. Andrews Episcopal Cathedral. Jackson, MS. | St Andrews Episcopal Cathedral (1903) (305 E Capitol St.). Jackson, MS. Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: Patrick Henry Weathers. |
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| Facade details of St. Andrews Episcopal Cathedral. Jackson, MS. | Towers of Lamar Life, St. Andrews Episcopal Cathedral & Federal Building along Capitol Street. Jackson, MS. | Federal Building / U S Post Office (1934) (245 E. Capitol St.). MS. | Carved Art Deco Eagle over entrance of Jackson Federal Building. Jackson, MS. |
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| Brick Tudor style building (319 E. Capitol St.). Jackson, MS. | Former Bank of Mississippi Building (1924) (329 E. Capitol St.). Jackson, MS. Style: Neoclassical Revival. Architect: Phillip S. Mayre. On National Register. | Former Jones-Kennington Dry Goods Store (now Heritage Building) (1905) (6 floors) (401 E. Capitol St.). Jackson, MS. | Harding Building on East Capitol Street near Old State Capitol. Jackson, MS. |
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| Harding Building (1892) (3 floors) (500 E. Capitol St.). Jackson, MS. | Emporium Building cast iron overhang canopy. Jackson, MS. | Emporium Building (1906) (400 E. Capitol St.). Jackson, MS. | Plaza, two-storey & Emporium Buildings along Congress Street. Jackson, MS. |
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| Art Deco facade of Plaza Building. Jackson, MS. | Plaza Building (1929) (120 N Congress). Jackson, MS. Style: Art Deco. Architect: N.W. Overstreet. On National Register. | Art Deco entrance of Plaza Building. Jackson, MS. | Art Deco carving details of Plaza Building. Jackson, MS. |
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| Streetscape up Congress Street to State Capitol. Jackson, MS. | Streetscape along West Capitol Street. Jackson, MS. | Regions (former AmSouth) Bank Building (1929) (18 floors) (200 East Capitol St.). Jackson, MS. | Facade details of Regions Bank Building. Jackson, MS. |
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| Facade details of Regions Bank Building. Jackson, MS. | Regions Plaza (1975) (22 floors) & Regions Bank Building (1929) (18 floors) (200 East Capitol St.). Jackson, MS. | One Jackson Place (1987) (14 floors) (188 E. Capitol St.). Jackson, MS. Architect: Dean and Dean / Assoc.. | Upper stories facade of One Jackson Place. Jackson, MS. |
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| Dr. A.H. McCoy Federal Building (15 floors) (100 W Capitol St.). Jackson, MS. | Dr. A.H. McCoy Federal Building named after black founder of insurance company. Jackson, MS. | City Center (1953-8) (12 floors) (200 South Lamar St.). Jackson, MS. | City Center tower arcade entrance. Jackson, MS. |
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| King Edward Hotel (1923) to right of Standard Life Tower. Jackson, MS. Architect: William T. Nolan. On National Register. | Standard Life Tower (1929) (22 floors) (127 Roach St. at West Pearl) built in 5 months, 15 days. Jackson, MS. Style: Art Deco. Architect: C.H. Lindsley. | Ground-level facade of Standard Life Tower. Jackson, MS. | Colored heritage facades (107-113 N. State St.). Jackson, MS. |
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| Standard Oil Company Building (600 E. Amite St.). Jackson, MS. | John & Sarah Ligon House (1860's) (839 N State St.) now Municipal Art Gallery. Jackson, MS. | Jackson City Hall was used as hospital by both sides during War Between the States. It was built by slaves using hand-made bricks. Jackson, MS. | Jackson City Hall (1846) (218 S. President St.). Jackson, MS. Architect: William Gibbon. On National Register. |
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| Jackson Firehouse (now Metro Jackson Chamber of Commerce) (201 S President St.). Jackson, MS. On National Register. | Hinds County Court House (1929) (401 E Pascagoula) with statues of Moses & Socrates. Jackson, MS. Style: Art Deco. Architect: C.H. Lindsley. On National Register. | Shield over portal of Hinds County Court House. Jackson, MS. | Statue of Moses with Ten Commandments on Hinds County Court House. Jackson, MS. |
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| Art Deco Egyptian sphinx on Hinds County Court House. Jackson, MS. | Art Deco carved eagle on Hinds County Court House. Jackson, MS. | Capitol Towers Building & view to State Capitol. Jackson, MS. | Thalia Mara Hall (1966-8) (255 E Pascagoula St.). Jackson, MS. |
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| Mississippi Art Center / Museum of Art & Russell C. Davis Planetarium (201 E. Pascagoula St.). Jackson, MS. | Mississippi TelCom Center (2007) (105 E. Pascagoula St.). Jackson, MS. |
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