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Newly Identified National Register Individually Eligible Properties
FEMA determined with SHPO concurrence that there are 34 newly identified properties eligible for listing on the NRHP in Hancock County. Four of these properties are in Bay St. Louis, 12 in Waveland, 10 in Kiln, three in Pearlington, two in Crane Creek, two in Sellers and one jn Leetown.
Most of these properties are houses in residential use. Two are churches (First Baptist Church of
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Kiln and the Church of the Annunciation) located in Kiln. The First Baptist Church pf Kiln is of significance because of its association with Ethnic Heritage (African American) and iis^ueen
Anne style architecture. The Church of the Annunciation is the^oldest extant church in Hancock
County. Another property was originally a school, Wave 1 and*SchooT“and is now' known and used as the Waveland Civic Center.
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Four properties were moved from their original locations. Of these four properties, three were
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moved from other towns.	\	\	'
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The houses located at 808 and 810 St. Joseph Street in Waveland were moved from Logtown in the 1960s to allow for the establishment of the buffer zone for the NASA Mississippi Testing Center. These two houses are the onlv known surviving homes associated with the once
prosperous logging town that no longer exists.
The house at 1024 Daniel Street in Waveland was moved from Delisle, in Harrison County. It is an early and rare example of a mid-19th centiiry Vernacular Gulf Coast residence.
The Samuel Favre House at 5024 Annunciatioln'Road in Kiln was'originallv located on the nearby Jourdan Riydr and was1 moved to its current location at an unknown date. It is the only known resource associated with Samuel Favre, an important figure in the lumber industry. It is one of the oldest surviving antebellum dwellings in the county and an excellent example of the Center Hall Cottage. ,
Following is the chart of the'34 properties eligible for listing on the NRHP, their addresses, date of construction, historical association, architectural style, FEMA photograph and location on map.'	'\s
Table 1: Bay St. Louis Newly Identified National Register Individually Eligible Properties
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LaFontaine-Ladner, House, 5260 Bud /
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Ladner Road. Bay St. Louis
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.Date
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/1862
Historical
Significance
Architecture
Architectural
Style
Vernacular (Log House) The only known extant log structure in Hancock County
Photograph
Survey Data Publication Hancock County Mississippi
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