ABOUT THE TRAIL
The Southern Foodways Alliance and TABASCO created the Southern Gumbo Trail in an effort to document the history, tradition, and culture of gumbo. This is an on-going project. There will be regular additions to the oral history archive, as well as to the locations on our interactive map.

The Southern Gumbo Trail is also a resource for cultural tourists who would like to hit the road in search of authentic and unique culinary experiences. We hope you will use the Gumbo Trail as your guide.

Grab a spoon and go!

CONTACT
If you have ideas, comments, or questions relating to the Gumbo Trail, please direct them to:

Amy Evans Streeter
Southern Foodways Alliance
Center for the Study of Southern Culture
Barnard Observatory
University, MS 38677
(662) 915-5993
www.southernfoodways.com
Email: acevans@olemiss.edu

Amy Evans Streeter, an artist and documentarian, is the oral historian for the SFA.

SITE CREDITS
Content (except where noted): Amy Evans Streeter, Southern Foodways Alliance
Design: Mary Geitner, 9-VOLT Design
Sponsor: Initial funding for this project provided by TABASCO.

PLEASE NOTE: Every effort has been made to make the SOUTHERN GUMBO TRAIL a functional and up-to-date map of vendors and locations, but please contact these establishments directly, when making travel plans. All information herein is subject to change without notice.

All content on this site (unless where noted) is copyright © Southern Foodways Alliance. Use without attribution is prohibited, but we want to share the wealth. If you would like to reproduce any of this research, please contact us.