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POINT ISLAND
BAY-WAVELAND
40.	HOME OF JIM & ANN GEARY
11 Golf View, Pass Christian, MS Hours: 10:00 am - 12:00 noon • Friday, April 2nd
This weekend home, containing four bedrooms and four bathrooms was designed and built by Robert Stumm in 2003. It was constructed with steel framing, and all three levels have poured concrete floors that have been scored and stained. The large floor to ceiling sliding glass doors leading out to the front porch allow a wonderful view, from the kitchen and great room, of Bayou Mallini and the Bay. When you come down the stairs, to the pool deck, and connected spa, there is a great, elevated view of the bayou. From there head towards the water, go out to the pier, and look back at the house and the house next door, owned by the architect/builder, to fully appreciate the true uniqueness of these houses.
BAY-WAVELAND
41.	THE HANDCOCK COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY AT THE KATE LOBRANO HOUSE
108 Cue Street, Bay St. Louis, MS Hours: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm • Friday, April 2nd Hostesses: Bay-Waveland Garden Club Chairman: Mrs. Lillian Stahler * Club President: Mrs. Kathleen Kemp
The heirs of the late Kate Labrano donated this turn of the century home to the Historical Society. A small library and museum may be seen here. Tour maps and brochures available.
42.	THE GREEN FAMILY HOME OWNED BY MRS. CHARLOTTE FOSTER
418 S. Beach Blvd., Bay St. Louis, MS Hours: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm • Friday, April 2nd
The family home was the House of the Future featuring electricity at the New Orleans World’s Fair of 1984. In 1906 the house was dismantled and floated on a barge to Bay St. Louis where it was purchased by John A. and Mary Jane Green. They raised five sons and two daughters in the house, one of whom was Mrs. Margaret Otis, who lived here until her death. Her great-niece, Charlotte Foster, has just finished restoring the house with the assistance of Crane Builders of New Orleans and Kevin Fitzpatrick of Bay St. Louis. The front parlor features triple crown molding and windows of three styles and has been furnished with pieces from Mrs. Foster’s great-grandmother, grandmother, and great aunts. An octagonal-shaped dining room resonates the polygonal front of the house and also features a variety of window styles - no two are alike. The rear of the house is a new addition holding the kitchen and one-and-a half story family room and an addtional upstairs bedroom. The second story has six bedrooms and baths, a sitting room and upstairs porch overlooking the Bay.
43.	THE PROPERTY OF MR. & MRS. SANDY VILLERE
625 North Beach Blvd., Waveland, MS Hours: 1.00 pm - 3:00 pm • Friday, April 2nd
The property is a pristine wetlands landscape complete with tidal outlet, interior lagoon, surrounding wetlands encapsulated in a highland environment. In order to enhance and stabilize the property, and still retain the pristine landscape, as well as to conform to strict enviromental requirements, the Villeres engaged an Environmental Consultant who worked closely with a Design and Engineering Consultant and they supervised the modifications. Modifications consisted of: (1) Improving the drainage onsite, crossite, and offsite by installing a combination of french drains along the steeper slopes, improving ditch/channel flow in three main areas, and maintaining the surface level in several ponded areas; (2) Improving the conditions within the lagoonal area by enhancing the bank slopes, modifying the vegetative background in and around the lagoon; and (3) Creating aesthetic value to the area by constructing walk-over bridges, scenic points, and appropriate vegetative cover. The Environmental Consultant will be on hand answering questions.
44.	THE BLUE STAR MEMORIAL GARDENS
Comer of Coleman Ave. & the Beach, Waveland, MS Hours: All day * Friday, April 2nd
Established by the members of the Bay-Waveland Garden Club on Memorial Day 2003. This monument pays tribute to the men and women of the United States Armed Forces who bravely and courageously defended America. It is an outstanding addition to the Veteran’s Memorial site designed and maintained by the American Legion Post 77, the Waveland Civic Association and the city of Waveland.
OCEAN SPRINGS
45.	HEADQUARTERS: HISTORIC LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE DEPOT
J000 Washington Ave., Ocean Springs, MS Hours: 10:00 am - 1.00 pm • Saturday, April 3rd Hostesses: Chamber of Commerce Staff * Chairman: Karen Coleman
It is now the offices of the Ocean Springs Chamber of Commerce. Circa 1907, and is on the National Registry of Historic Places. In the building there are shops offering local arts and crafts and in the chamber’s office a year round exhibit of paintings by local artists.
Turn off Highway 90 at Washington Ave., cross the railroad tracks, turn right to the depot for brochures and maps of Ocean Springs.
46. WALTER ANDERSON MUSEUM
510 Washington Ave., Ocean Springs, MS Hours: 10:00 am-1:30 pm • Friday, April 2nd Hostesses: Ocean Springs Garden Club * Chairman: Karen Coleman
The museum opened in May 1991 and showcases more than 150 pieces by the famed Ocean Springs artist, woodcarver and naturalist.