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HISTORIC BILOXI
17.	GEORGE E. OHR ARTS AND CULTURAL CENTER
136 GE Ohr Street, Biloxi, MS Hours: 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm • Monday, March 29th Hostesses: Museum Staff
A potter in Biloxi in the late 19th century, George E. Ohr described himself as “Unequaled, Unrivaled, Undisputed. The Greatest Potter on Earth.” Many agree. On display at the Ohr center is the largest permanent public exhibition of Ohr’s work in the United States. The Ohr Center also houses three additional galleries with rotating exhibits from locally, nationally and internationally recognized artists.
18.	MARDI GRAS MUSEUM
119	Rue Magnolia, Biloxi, MS Hours: 1.00 pm - 5:00 pm * Monday, March 29th Hostesses: Ladies well versed in Mardi Gras traditions
Come catch the Mardi Gras spirit! Located in the historic Magnolia Hotel, Biloxi’s Mardi Gras Museum traces the three hundred year history of the celebration of Mardi Gras on the Coast.
On display are costumes, photographs and memorabilia of carnival celebrations along the Coast.
19. BEAUVOIR
224 Beach Blvd., Biloxi, MS Hours: 9:00 am - 12:00 noon • Monday, March 29th House Tours Limited to the First 100 Guests Per Hour Hostesses: Beach Garden Society • Chairman: Rosina Lepre
The 51-acre shrine, built circa 1852, was the last home of Jefferson Davis, the only President of the Confederacy. Beauvoir houses a Presidential Library, a Confederate Museum, the Tomb of the Unknown Confederate Soldier, an Arboretum (established by Beach Garden Society) and many Davis family heirlooms. Yesteryear Young Dancers will perform. Beach Garden Society members, dressed in period costumes, will provide information on camellias in their recently dedicated camellia garden. They will also provide the floral arrangements throughout the house.
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20.	THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER
Beach Blvd., Biloxi, MS Hours: 1.00 pm - 4:00 pm • Monday, March 29th Hostesses: Members of the Church
The first Protestant Church in Biloxi was built in its original location on Howard Avenue in 1849 and moved to the present location in 1891. This church was deconsecrated and used as a parish center when a new church, except for the bell tower, was destroyed by Hurricane Camille. The outline of the second church is noted by the ring of liriope in the front yard of the third church. A drive is on to construct a Memorial to the victims of Camille on this site. A drawing of the Camille Memorial plan is on display in the church. Also, do not miss the special Pilgrimage Memorial dedicated in 1997 on the occasion of the church’s 50th Anniversary.
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Sam Davis Camp 596
Sons of the Confederate Veterans General Robert E. Lee & Staff
Southern Ladies in Antebellum Gowns
Deb Seidel, Towana Smith, Schewida Farragut, Rosina LePre, and Stephanie Reinike
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E. Willander Wells of Jackson, MS has designed a gown especially for the 57th Spring Pilgrimage and the gown will be modeled along with other designer gowns at the Southern Tea and Fashion Show.
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LONG BEACH
CHANGE OF TIMES Homes - 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm All other - 10:00 am - 4:00 pm