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303 Jefferson
Enjoy fine, Southern food served by friendly folks. 303 Jefferson serves delicious daily blue plate specials, great steaks, and seafood.
This spot has been a gathering place since the 1870s. The location was first built as a livery stable by Capt. William Lewis, a surviving member of Mississippi College's Civil War regiment. Later it became a service station that Charles Lindbergh fueled a plane. In the 1930s it became Clinton Hardware, a family-run business that ran until the 1970s.
This spot has been a gathering place since the 1870s. The location was first built as a livery stable by Capt. William Lewis, a surviving member of Mississippi College's Civil War regiment. Later it became a service station that Charles Lindbergh fueled a plane. In the 1930s it became Clinton Hardware, a family-run business that ran until the 1970s.