Philadelphia, the seat of Neshoba County, took its current name in 1903, two years before the railroad arrived. The city’s history runs deep — it’s home to Nanih Waiya, a ceremonial mound sacred to the Choctaw and believed to be roughly 1,700 years old, and to Williams Brothers Store, a working general store founded in 1907 that was featured in National Geographic in 1939.
That blend of deep local history and an active downtown makes Philadelphia a steady market for outdoor advertising in east-central Mississippi. Philadelphia is part of Trailhead Media’s broader Mississippi billboard network.
Trailhead’s deepest inventory in this part of the state is centered around the Jackson metro.
Billboard Locations in Philadelphia
Source: City of Philadelphia, MS
