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A Few of Mississippi’s Top Historical Sites to See

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www.ourmshome.com – Judy Smith – 2023-08-28 14:35:45

SUMMARY: Mississippi is known for its rich history and historical sites. Some top historical sites to visit include the Natchez Historic District, which features antebellum homes and the iconic Mississippi River Bridge. The Windsor Ruins in Port Gibson, a Greek Revival mansion that was tragically destroyed by fire, is also worth a visit. The Emerald Mound Site, built by the indigenous Mississippians, is the second-largest ceremonial mound in the country. The Old Capitol Museum in Jackson offers a glimpse into the state’s legislative history. Vicksburg National Military Park showcases the significance of the Civil War Battle of Vicksburg. Lastly, the Biloxi Lighthouse has a fascinating history as one of the few lighthouses operated by women. These are just a few examples of the many historical sites that make Mississippi a history buff’s dream.

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MSU’s Fred Carl Jr. Small Town Center, Gulf Coast Community Design Studio featured in Italy’s famous Venice Biennale

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April 2, 2025

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ourmshome.com – Mississippi State – 2025-04-02 12:03:00

SUMMARY: Mississippi State’s Fred Carl Jr. Small Town Center and the Gulf Coast Community Design Studio were named among 54 national finalists at the 19th International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia. The U.S. Pavilion theme, “PORCH: An Architecture of Generosity,” explores the porch’s cultural and social role. MSU’s exhibit features the Neshoba County Fair’s public porches, while the GCCDS project, “Women in Construction,” highlights women’s roles in post-Katrina rebuilding. Both entries emphasize community impact and architectural innovation. The event runs May 10–Nov. 23 in Venice and is curated by Carlo Ratti, a leading figure in urban design.

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Boater Safety is a Must!

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ourmshome.com – Joy Lucius – 2025-03-27 15:33:00

SUMMARY: Spring is here in Mississippi, prompting many to venture out on the state’s waterways. Before heading out, it’s crucial to review boater safety skills. Those born after June 30, 1980, must complete a state-accredited boater safety course, which covers vital topics like water safety and navigation rules. The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP) offers the course online or in person, with various locations available year-round. Successful completion may also help reduce insurance premiums. For more information, contact MDWFP or check their website. Enjoy the beautiful weather, but prioritize safety on the water!

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HUBFEST is Back and Eaglepalooza Returns After Six-Year Hiatus

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March 17, 2025

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ourmshome.com – Allyson Alford – 2025-03-17 08:30:00

SUMMARY: Hubfest’s Eaglepalooza is returning on March 28, 2025, in Hattiesburg, marking its first event since 2019. Founded nearly two decades ago, this festival enhances connections within the University of Southern Mississippi and the local community, featuring live performances by Briston Maroney, Grits and Greens, and DJ Kuhjo. The event, free to attend, will showcase food vendors, live music, and foster pleasant interactions among attendees. Eaglepalooza aims to celebrate local talent and strengthen community ties while supporting small businesses, promising a memorable experience for both newcomers and returning visitors.

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