By: Sally Hales

Biloxi Lighthouse, MississippiSlide 8 of 31: Built in 1848, Biloxi was one of the first cast-iron lighthouses in the south. Standing at 64 feet (19.5m), the lighthouse was in service until 1939. The tower has been battered by – and survived – many storms, including Hurricane Katrina, and has become a symbol of resilience. It’s open to the public and can be visited daily for self-guided or group tours. 

Built in 1848, Biloxi was one of the first cast-iron lighthouses in the south. Standing at 64 feet (19.5m), the lighthouse was in service until 1939. The tower has been battered by – and survived – many storms, including Hurricane Katrina, and has become a symbol of resilience. It’s open to the public and can be visited daily for self-guided or group tours. 

 

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