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Iberville lands in Ocean Springs in 1939, one of about 34 landings he has made since the city began celebrating its heritage. This image was made into a popular post card.
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In a miraculous twist of history, Derville has landed on the Ocean prings Waterfront at least 34 times ince 1699.
He’s repeating the feat next Sun-
Ocean Springs set for Iberville festivities
birthday into a three-day fete.	walk in Biloxi -
They begin Friday with a citywide	Christian, for
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Well-studied colonial re-enactors like Bellande believe the word “reenactment” should not be used to describe the Ocean Springs pageant.
Coastal Indians, for example, tended to live in huts, not teepees or structures made of chicken wire and burlap. Also, after traveling aboard ship so long and first exploring the
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What: Ocean Springs celebrates 299th anniversary of first French capital.
Date: Friday, Saturday, April 26. nM i««.


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