How well do you know your way around Coastal Mississippi?  Browse our context clues of secret facts and Google Maps images to discern which coastal icon is which. Challenge a friend to determine who knows Coastal Mississippi best!


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During the summers of 1951 - 1957, the King of Rock 'n' Roll Elvis Presley stayed at this hotel in Ocean Springs. In addition to the accommodations, the grounds are popular for golf enthusiasts!

Gulf Hills - Virtual Scavenger Hunt Blog


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This Coastal Mississippi icon is almost 200 years old! It's also notable for having several female lightkeepers in its history.

Biloxi Lighthouse - Virtual Scavenger Hunt Blog
 


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Built in Pascagoula in 1757, this former house and current museum is the oldest standing confirmed structure in the Mississippi River Valley.
 

La Pointe Krebs House and Museum


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Built in 1922 by the "One Hundred Members Debating Benevolent Association," this historical landmark has acted as a center of social life and entertainment for the African American community in Coastal Mississippi. The building is now a popular venue for community events and concerts.

100 Men Hall DBA - Virtual Scavenger Hunt Blog


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The Biloxi Shuckers, Coastal Mississippi's Minor League Baseball Team, currently play at this field which opened on June 6, 2015 in Biloxi.

MGM Park - Virtual Scavenger Hunt Blog


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This Biloxi museum was designed by internationally renowned architect Frank Gehry and pays homage to the thin-walled, metallic glazed pieces of 19th century native potter George E. Ohr.

Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art - Virtual Scavenger Hunt


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This famed home in Ocean Springs is a Louis Sullivan/Frank Lloyd Wright original design, heralded as the first Modernist home. The beachfront property is often used for private events.

Charnley-Norwood House - Virtual Scavenger Hunt Blog


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Ship Island is a home to this historic fort, a preserved brick fortification completed in 1868. Tours here are quite popular during Coastal Mississippi's warmer months.

Fort Massachusetts - Virtual Scavenger Hunt Blog


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Located on the University of Southern Mississippi's Long Beach campus, the most famous tree in Coastal Mississippi is more than 500 years old and is a perfect backdrop for a photo op.

Friendship Oak - Virtual Scavenger Hunt Blog


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Mississippi is home to two annual PGA Tour events with one being the Rapiscan Systems Classic of the PGA Champions Tour played at this golf course.

Fallen Oak - Virtual Scavenger Hunt Blog