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Vanished Mississippi Gulf Coast

door Jim Frasier

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In his introduction, the author writes, �We offer this book as a reminder to the world of what the vanished Mississippi was before August 29, 2005, and considering the unyielding spirit of her people, what it will surely be once again.� From Biloxi�s Beauvoir, Confederate president Jefferson Davis�s Greek Revival-style cottage, to Gulfport�s Mission-style Dantzler House, historic landmarks that once lined Mississippi�s beaches and represented a bygone era of unsurpassed luxury have either been heavily damaged or reduced to rubble by Hurricane Katrina.The history, architecture, and cultures of the towns of Ocean Springs, Pascagoula, Biloxi, Gulfport, Pass Christian, and Bay St. Louis are each described from their beginnings to the present day, including over 100 color photographs that show what existed before and after Hurricane Katrina.… (meer)
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I picked up this book during a recent trip to Mississippi. I was hoping that it would have photos of many of the historic structures that were lost due to Katrina, and it did. It had many photos taken before the hurricane left its wide path of destruction. It also had some "after" pictures. It gave a brief history of the area, talked about the area's culture, and provided information on many of the historic structures lost. The volume is not large, and I wish that it had been more comprehensive in its coverage. There were several places that I felt should have been mentioned that were omitted, such as the Harbor View Cafe in Pass Christian which relocated to Long Beach (off the Harbor) following Katrina. I was disappointed that only a few of the beautiful homes on Scenic Drive in Pass Christian were included in this volume. There were so many beautiful homes on that road that were lost or damaged in the storm. Still, the treatment of what it does include is well-done. ( )
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In his introduction, the author writes, �We offer this book as a reminder to the world of what the vanished Mississippi was before August 29, 2005, and considering the unyielding spirit of her people, what it will surely be once again.� From Biloxi�s Beauvoir, Confederate president Jefferson Davis�s Greek Revival-style cottage, to Gulfport�s Mission-style Dantzler House, historic landmarks that once lined Mississippi�s beaches and represented a bygone era of unsurpassed luxury have either been heavily damaged or reduced to rubble by Hurricane Katrina.The history, architecture, and cultures of the towns of Ocean Springs, Pascagoula, Biloxi, Gulfport, Pass Christian, and Bay St. Louis are each described from their beginnings to the present day, including over 100 color photographs that show what existed before and after Hurricane Katrina.

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