Riverside Hotel
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Since 1944 the Riverside Hotel has provided lodging in the Delta for traveling musicians and like-minded folk. It was home to some, including Sunny Boy Williamson II, Ike Turner, and Robert Nighthawk. Others, like Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters, made the Riverside their home away from home as they crisscrossed the South.

Still, family-owned and operated, the Riverside Hotel offers a singular lodging experience: an opportunity to experience old-school Southern hospitality and lay your hat where the bluesmen laid theirs, by and by.The Riverside Hotel is in the process of obtaining their 501 (c) (3) as a "Non-Profit Charity" and as a result, we are unable to provide you with a tax-deductible donation receipt at this time.

If a tax-deductible receipt is important to you, please register with us through our virtual registry link. Once we have our Non-Profit charity status approved we will share the news with our many beloved supporters.
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Have you ever been a guest at the Riverside Hotel or visited the hotel on a tour?
Are you an advocate supporter of the blues or Rock and Roll?
Do you have a strong connection to our quest to save the Riverside Hotel?
If so, we want to hear from you.
Sign the Virtual Registry below and tell us your story.
Or send us your favorite picture of the hotel and/or video testimony of your experience and why you would like to see this historical legacy saved.
The best photos and video stories will be selected and featured on our website and media coverage.
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