Named after President Grover Cleveland, Cleveland is a lively city near Mississippi’s border with Arkansas. It was established in the mid-19th century following a migration inland from the Mississippi River, with the arrival of the Louisville, New Orleans & Texas Railroad helping to stimulate growth. While the town was a focus of Senator Robert F. Kennedy and Joseph S. Clark, Jr.’s “War on Poverty” during the 1960s, it’s more renowned for its associations with legendary Delta Blues musicians.