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Bridges and Ferries

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2012 POINT CADET FISHING BRIDGE

image made April 20, 2012

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Mardi Gras

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BILOXI MARDI GRAS

[The Daily Herald, February 16, 1968, p. 17]

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Turtle Industry

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Biloxi Small Craft Harbor [2013]

TURTLE INDUSTRY and EXPLOITATION

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Querens Family

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FREDERICK C. QUERENS JR.

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O'Keefe Family

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The O’Keefe Family

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Tung Oil

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TUNG OIL

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Lamey Family

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LAMEY FAMILY

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Croatian arrivals from Trapanj

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Seafood Cannery History

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Dubaz Brothers on Point Cadet

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About BHS

Join Ray L. Bellande, already in the process of uncovering the history and genealogy of Biloxi, Mississippi, a wonderful and diverse community on the Gulf of Mexico. Named for the local Sioux Indian people, the Ocean Springs and Biloxi areas has been inhabited by Europeans since being founded by Iberville and his French Canadian soldiers of fortune and their French cohorts with the establishment of Fort Maurepas, in April 1699. The fascinating history of Biloxi is an unparalled adventure spaning five centuries.

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Interesting things

Casinos, gambling, liquor and vice

20th Century (1901 - 1950)

21st Century: 2001-2020

Biloxi Yacht Club

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20th Century (1951 - 2000)