Cleveland, County seat in Bolivar County, United States.
Cleveland is a city in Bolivar County located in the Mississippi Delta region, with local shops and restaurants lining its streets. The area sits at an elevation of about 141 feet (43 meters) and spans across several square miles.
The settlement began as Fontaine in 1884, was renamed Sims in 1885, and received its current name in 1886 in honor of President Grover Cleveland. These rapid renamings reflect the region's dynamic development during its early years.
The Grammy Museum Mississippi displays the state's music history through interactive exhibits and original artifacts, reflecting the importance of blues and soul in the region.
Visitors can find local shops and restaurants easily accessible along the streets, providing a good overview of the downtown area on foot. The flat terrain makes navigation simple, whether exploring by walking or driving.
Four markers of the Mississippi Blues Trail within city limits commemorate the musical contributions of W.C. Handy and Rev. C.L. Franklin. These memorials connect the place to a broader network of music history that extends across the state.
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