Historic Sites

100 Men Hall is a historic structure that aficionados’ of historic black culture and music will find very interesting! Although there is not much official history on the hall or the group that built it, an old cornerston ...

Rich in history, Beauvoir is the stunning home of the only President of the Confederate States of America and the place where he penned his memoirs. The 51-acre estate, fronting the Gulf of Mexico, was also once the site ...

Biloxi's signature landmark, The Biloxi Lighthouse is now open for public tours!Considered one of the most photographed sites on the Gulf Coast, the tour of the historic 65-foot tall structure is not for the faint of hea ...

Built in 1904 as a wedding present, the newly remodeled Bond Grant House is the new home of the Biloxi Visitors Center. The Center is located just up the street from the Beau Rivage, on the corner of Caillavet Street &am ...

Crooked Feather is a thirty-foot sculpture depicting Ocean Springs original colony of the American Indian carved from a cypress log 5-feet wide by 11-feet high. Carved by Thomas King, a local sculpture in 1999, this scul ...

Guided 30 – 40 minute tours will be offered Wednesdays - Saturdays @ 10:30am with additional tours @ 1:30pm on Saturdays & Sundays! Tour times are approximate and may vary with the arrival of the ferry! Learn why thi ...

The “depot,” is a two-story building with mission style design. The train depot, (c. 1928), is surrounded by park-like grounds, and once served as the centerpiece of the film, “This Property is Condemned” starring Robert ...

Drive through downtown Bay St. Louis and gaze upon "Heavenly Carved Wooden Angels”…what were once beautiful live oaks, but died due to Hurricane Katrina…are now works of art!  Chain-saw wood sculptor, Dayle K.  ...

Drive down Highway 90 and gaze upon dozens of what were once beautiful live oaks, but have since died due to Hurricane Katrina! Now you will see - Tree Trunks transformed into sculpted works of art! International award w ...

The Kate Lobrano House is a short drive from Gulfport in the scenic town of Bay St. Louis. The home was constructed in the traditional shotgun style – so named because a shotgun pointed in the front door could shoot stra ...

Lighthouse Park, originally dubbed Harbor Square Park, is a 56,000-square-foot grassy commons, featuring a custom-designed fountain and myriad coastal symbolism! The focal point of the park is a custom-designed lighthous ...

The Mississippi Blues Trail, formed by the Mississippi Blues Commission in 2003, is dedicated to preserving the state’s musical heritage through more than 100 historical markers and interpretive sites throughout Mis ...

Ocean Springs Museum of History offers an interesting and detailed perspective on the city’s 300 plus years throughout its 2 rooms. Upon entering, you find maps and records from the landing of Iberville in 1699, artifact ...