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Historical Markers in Duncan, Mississippi
Cleveland and Rosedale are both the county seat for Bolivar County
Duncan is in Bolivar County
Bolivar County (52) ►
ADJACENT TO BOLIVAR COUNTY
Coahoma County (41) ►
Sunflower County (28) ►
Washington County (72) ►
Chicot County, Arkansas (17) ►
Desha County, Arkansas (16) ►
Phillips County, Arkansas (94) ►
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ADJACENT TO BOLIVAR COUNTY
Coahoma County (41) ►
Sunflower County (28) ►
Washington County (72) ►
Chicot County, Arkansas (17) ►
Desha County, Arkansas (16) ►
Phillips County, Arkansas (94) ►
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1 ► Mississippi, Bolivar County, Duncan — Duncan —  |
| On East Main Street (State Highway 444) at East Park North (Old State Highway 61), on the right when traveling west on East Main Street. | |||
| First settled in early 1850's by Col. James Brown. Named for an early settler, Robert Duncan, and incorporated in 1890. Andrew Jackson Donelson, nephew of Pres. Jackson, owned a plantation near here. — — Map (db m154858) HM | |||
| 2 ► Mississippi, Bolivar County, Duncan — 185 — The Blues Legends of Duncan — Mississippi Blues Trail — |
| On East Main Street (State Highway 444) at East Park South (Old State Route 61), on the left when traveling west on East Main Street. | |||
| (front) Duncan has earned its place in blues history as the birthplace or former residence of performers who achieved notoriety locally and around the world. The legendary Jimmy Reed lived on the nearby McMurchy plantation in his youth. . . . — — Map (db m154804) HM | |||