Aberdeen Cleanup and Restoration

The slogan for Aberdeen is very appropriate: Historically Significant, Architecturally Magnificent.

History:

Aberdeen was founded in 1835 by Robert Gordon, a Scotsman who recognized the potential of the site on a hill next to the Tombigbee River. In 1837 the town was incorporated, and in 1849 it became the seat of Monroe County, the first county established north of Jackson, Mississippi. During this era of amazing growth, Aberdeen became the second-largest city in Mississippi as well as the largest port on the Tombigbee River.

Some of our top favorite places in Aberdeen, Mississippi, are; Aberdeen Blues Mural Park, Aberdeen Postcard Mural, Elkin Theatre, and Aberdeen Lock and Damn. SERVPRO has these attractions covered regarding water damage restoration and fire damage restoration while you are in Aberdeen, Mississippi.  

Aberdeen’s tree-lined streets are complemented by a busy shopping district where the pre-1900 facades have been restored to their original splendor.

In addition to its beautiful homes, other attractions to be seen in Aberdeen include six historic churches, the 1857 Monroe County Courthouse, two cemeteries circa 1845 and 1857, pre-1900 store facades, and the magnolia boulevard on Commerce Street plus “Silk Stocking Avenue” (Franklin Street), the main Victorian residential street.

Aberdeen’s tree-lined streets are complemented by a busy shopping district where the pre-1900 facades have been restored to their original splendor.

A visit to Aberdeen is a cultural experience that comes to life during the city’s many special events from leisurely tours of some of the South’s finest historic homes to garden tours and a variety of holiday events.

The Pilgrimage each spring includes a locally written and produced play, church, and home tours, and cemetery tours conducted by local high school students.

For nature lovers, the Blue Bluff Recreation Area on the waterway features developed campsites, playgrounds, boat ramps, and other amenities.

SERVPRO has Aberdeen, Mississippi, covered regarding water damage restoration and fire damage restoration.