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HOME OF BARRY AND BETSY PINCUS 1362 North Beach Blvd., Bay St. Louis 10 ajn. to noon
This home is a melange of their life experiences. They are the proprietors of Bay Crafts in Old Town, Bay St. Louis, and many of the craftspeople in their private collection exhibit at their shop.
Upon entering their home, you immediately notice their contemporary art collection as Andy Warhol’s Uncle Sam greets you by the door.
The living room contains an eclectic collection of contemporary pueblo pottery, art glass and original graphics by Chagall, Miro, Ernst, Calder and Dali, among others. Many
pieces of furniture are handcrafted by Louisiana and New Mexico craftspeople.
On the second level, the Pincuses have their extensive collection of hunting decoys, along with hunting memorabilia which they have acquired over 20 years of collecting.
The den houses their collection of hand carved shore birds; and don’t miss the guest bedroom reflecting their love of Mardi Gras. Finally, the master bedroom is decorated with contemporary graphics by such masters as Picasso and Giacometti and scultpure by local artist, George Rowan.
KATE LOBRANO HOUSE 180 Cue Street, Bay St. LOuis 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Now the home of the Hancock County Historical Society, this charming turn of the century cottage was given by the heirs of Katherine Maynard Lobrano in 1988 to be the permanent home of the Historical Society.
It is a two-bay cottage with undercut front and side galleries and is of vertical barge board construction with lap siding. There are french doors at the parlor entrance and along the side gallery. And addition to the rear of the house contains the research room and a walk-in vault.
There is also a large display of photographs of buildings and people during the last 100 years.
HOME OF ELDON AND JO-ANN MUMME 504 Nicholson Ave., Waveland 1 to 4 pan.
This fascinating 1880’s house, purchased by Eldon and Jo-Ann Mumme in 1989, was once part of the Commissary of the Ulman Woolen Mills, which was separated into four individual houses following the closing of the mill. The house offers eight spacious rooms filled with antique toys, dolls, quilts and furniture of the period.
Stennis Space Center
& Welcome Center..................... March 22
Bay St. Ixiuis.........................March 23
Diamondhead ........................... March 24
Pass Christian.........................March 25
Gulfport............................... March 26
Ocean Springs (morning)................ March 27
Gulf Hills (afternoon)................. March 27
Gautier, Moss Point,
Pascagoula........................... March 28
Ancient Live Oaks...................... March 29
Beauvoir............................... March 30
Ancient Live Oaks ..................... March 31
Long Beach...............................April 1
Biloxi...................................April 2
Biloxi...................................April 3
HOME OF DR. L. J. WEINBERG JR. Lower Bay Road one mile south of Hwy. 90 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Built by the owner, this West Indies style home imparts a feeling of old world charm. The house took seven years to complete.
Recycled beams, flooring, hardware and old bricks were carefully cleaned and refinished. The house was constructed with close attention to every detail, plus the antique furnishings give the feeling of a plantation home of a bygone era.
Situated on 20 acres of landscaped grounds with azaleas, magnolias and sasan-quas. The 1,200 foot drive, which affords much privacy and seclusion, has a double row of live oaks planted in 1963 - hence, the name “Little Oaks Plantation.”
DIAMONDHEAD Chairman Mrs. Clement J. Acker Wednesday, March 24, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Hostesses: Diamondhead Garden Club
COMMUNITY CENTER
The first Pilgrimage stop before visiting this year’s homes and gardens.
Maps will be available. While here, stay to view the Standard Flower Show staged by the Diamondhead Garden Club. Theme of the show is “By the Sea.” View the innovative ways that the garden club members have interpreted this theme in flowers.
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