Reviews of Forks of the Road (Tourist Attraction)

Maxine Washingtion

It is a sad place to visit because of all the past crime thst was done to peoples therre its not a great place to visit.iit is asads spot to visit it s nothing good abouy visiting that past ctime spot

AL HARRIS

What a piece of important history, something everyone should see

Scott Harris

Fascinating place to learn about the terrible history of slavery and racism. So sad.

Rae Jane Araujo

Such a sad part of our history.

Fred Becker

A few story boards on the history... If you haven't seen it before, it's interesting. I was surprised how close this area is to a number of the antabellum homes..... The visit worth it to me for that realization

Michael Dudevszky

Good description of a pretty bad place

Beth Hunt

We went in the summer. Not well marked. After we found it, we realized it was totally outside. There was no shade. No place to sit. None of the information could be read from the car. Not a good set up for a summer or bad weather visit.

Shabilla Adams

As a Natchezian, I was not aware of how much of America's history started right here at this monumental place. I love learning new things about my history and culture and the Forks of the Road taught me a lot about that.

Michael Mensi

No trip to learn about the history of Natchez would be complete without spending some time at this important historic site.

Kenneth Watson

Heritage

Brandi Taranto

Interesting and sad at the same time... a must see for you history buffs

Clinton Ransey, Jr.

So much history in that spot that you could feel what was at that particular spot. The actual chains that held slaves.

Mary Blocker

I love Civil War History. It's sad, but it's real. So many details here. They've done a great job.

Doug

The sale of enslaved African Americans took place here, just on the edge of what was then the city boundary of Natchez. There are historical markers and informative plaques at the Forks.

Stephanie Smith

It was historically included

John Withrow

Very interesting and educational.

Betty L.

Go to the Visitors Center for a detailed accounting/ history of what this place was about. Very excellent exhibit there.

M Miller

History of the South is here

Ana María Guzmán

Wonderful information about the slave trade.

Stephanie Dx

Such an important place to remember. A shame the state hasn't made more of a feature, maybe trying to hide from the truth!

Albert Vélez

(Translated by Google) Zone in the middle of the road where there was before Natchez's slave market. It is a parterre with 4 explanatory posters. Useful if you come across. (Original) Zona enmig de la carretera on abans hi havia el mercat d'esclaus de Natchez. Es tracta de un parterre amb 4 cartells explicatius. Útil si us ve de pas.

jacqueline myles

INTERESTING IN FO

g Davis

It needs something more.

Bev Knight

Extremely emotion spot and worth a stop to see.

Anh Ðào Kolbe

Heartbreaking part of history, but well worth to stop and learn and pay respects.

Richard Mullinax

Historical landmark.

Tootsie-rollingstone Travels

Very interesting town and history.

albert riley

Very interesting to see.

M Sias

Wonderful information about the slave trade. May be more reading than most would prefer. It's a quick stop, no more than 20 minutes. Much of the information seemed to center around places other than Natchez

Elton Marks

Could be a better infra at the place

Dorothey Sherman

Everyone should visit this memorial.

Keith Kidd

Sad to say, nothing here to see. This is a site thay caused so much misery for so many. Stopped by to pay my respect.

Calvin Williams

Very informative

Myriam Lantenois

(Translated by Google) Do not forget this place of memory (Original) Ne pas ou oublier ce lieu de mémoire

David Bowden

A reminder to the inhumanity that happened here on this soil. It makes yourself crawl to sit there and read what our for father's did to other humans.

Vershaunda Ware

When visiting be sure to go across to Miss Lou Heritage an request Jeremy to give a tour/history on Forks of the Road. Great tour, significant history to Natchez being it was the second largest slave trading post in the U. S.

Sandi Wicklund

I guess I expected a bit more.

Laci TeeGarden

Great little stop, well worth the visit. Free, no cost to see this memorial.

Leah Golden

very quiet ,very nice people

Michael McMorris

Historical, Informative

Tremia Reed

I really don't kno what it is

Faith Express/ Charles Smith

HISTORIC

Andrea French

It is just an informative sign on the side of the road.

Loren Ritter

Historic place to see

Brenda Terrell

Great detail

Murrell Keen Jr.

This is mostly just a spot on the road with a historical marker. While the history is disturbing, it is a good place to visit and reflect.

Vickie Graham

History of the ages. Tells what our people really went through.

Cassandra

Nice

N'Dia H

Emotional and educational I love learning my history

Robert Morgan

Detailed historical information on display.

Epling Epling

It's a brief walk a few signs that tell the history of old River Natchez and how the location shaped it's history.