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keeweechic Says: There is a museum opposite which houses 18th century items and American Indian.Open year-round. Mon-Sat 9:30a.m.-4:30p.m.; Sun noon-4:30p.m.; closed major holidays.Admission $4 Adults.
A true sunset on the Gulf Coast!
saltydog1117 Says: If you (and your significant other) want to see a true sunset,.....try watching one from the Pascagoula coast.....truly amazing!!!!! I took it for granted and moved away, then once again came back and thought....' what was I thinking '....... But you guys judge!!!!!!!!!!!!!
keeweechic Says: The old cemetery overlook Krebs Lake. Some of the residents lived to a ripe old age for their time – right into their 90’s..
keeweechic Says: The first account of Hugo Krebs' cotton gin was written in 1772 by a Brit, Bernard Romans, who reported that he had found Krebs' efficient gin. Krebs was suspicious of the British and avoided any publicity. He disassembled his gin to prevent anyone copying his design, and...
keeweechic Says: The French relinquished control of this area to the British in 1763. Spanish troops then took over in 1779..
keeweechic Says: The Spanish Fort (or the La Pointe Krebs House) was built around 1718 is the oldest structure still standing in the Mississippi Valley and west of the Atlantic Coast. The building is made up of 18-inch thick walls of oyster shells, mud and moss. used to fill in the spaces...
keeweechic Says: Krebs Lake is a continuance of the Pascagoula River. Krebs Cemetary sits on the banks overlooking the lake. When we were there it was getting late in the day and a speed boat was racing up and down the lake in practice.
keeweechic Says: The Pascagoula River is in southeast Mississippi and includes one of the most well-preserved ecosystems in the United States. The is formed by the confluence of the Chickasawhay and the Leaf Rivers and flows southward for about 80 miles before emptying into the Gulf of...
10eke Says: The old Spanish Fort, better known as the Krebs-La Pointe home was built in 1718, it is the oldest structure still standing in the Mississippi Valley. There is a small museum and admission is free.
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All hotels: Check for Moss Point
DSwede Says: Pascagoula is a relatively small town, particularly when compared to Biloxi.There is an extremely limited selection hotels and accommodation in Pascagoula. Honestly, when you do a search, most will come up as being in "Moss Point", which is about 6~8 miles north. There are...
Bozo's Seafood Market and Deli: Best Po'boy Ever!
DSwede Says: From the outside, this little 'locals only' place just looks like a corner store. When you walk inside, you may still think it is! It is half grocery store market and half seating area for the deli.The market sells Cajun, Creole and other typically southern ingredients and...
Aunt Nita's: Everything in a small home-owned restaraunt
saltydog1117 Says: Aunt Nita's is one of the best places I've ever eaten at (and trust me, I've eaten at my share of places!) They serve everything from seafood to "down-home" cooking!!!! If you like pizza.....TRY THE PIZZA BURGER......IT'S EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PIZZABURGERS......'NUFF...
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Jackson County Airport in Pascagoula, the Trent Lott International Airport in Moss Point, and the Ocean Springs Airport in Ocean Springs.
Major highways running through Jackson County are MS 63, US 90, and Interstate 10. 28 miles from Mobile Alabama.
Updated Jun 23, 2003
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On quiet summer evenings a mysterious yet beautifully haunting sound can be heard emanating from the waters of Singing River. From the time of the earliest settlements in the area, writers have noted and pondered the source of the mysterious sounds of Singing River.
The legend attributed to the mysterious sounds tell a sad but beautiful story of the extension of the Pascagoula Indians. The Pascagoulas, a peaceful, gentle tribe, were beset upon by the neighboring Biloxi Indians, a fierce, warlike tribe. Having lost several battles with the Biloxi Indians in which many of the Pascagoula warriors were killed, and with the shouts of their victorious foes ringing in their ears, the Pascagoulas resolved to die rather than be enslaved. All the men, women and children of the Pascagoulas clasped their hands together and marched into the serene waters of the Singing River chanting their death song, perishing beneath the waves. It is a beautiful legend of courage and love and the eternal death song of the Pascagoula Indians can be heard by all those who care to listen upon the banks of Singing River.
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(courtesy Pacagoula.net)
Updated Jun 23, 2003
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20 miles E of Biloxi along Highway 90 is Biloxi. Plenty of gorgeous beach, Casinos everywhere and of course adult entertainment.
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Updated Jun 23, 2003
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Favorite thing: We were just passing through, behind schedule, and I didn’t get to see all the things I had listed to see other than the old Spanish fort and cemetery on Krebs Lake. Other things to see in Pascagoula are Scranton Floating Museum, Round Island Lighthouse, Pascagoula Railroad Depot & Singing river Art Assn amongst other things.
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Updated Jun 23, 2003
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The farther from Biloxi you get, the quieter the coast. From Biloxi to Ocean Springs, its a smaller, calmer town. Next, Pascagoula is a sleepy town. And yet again, just down the road, Moss Point...
Pascagoula got its name from a band of peaceful Native Americans (Pascagoula means 'bread eaters') who first inhabited the area. Unfortunately they are now extinct after having drowned themselves...
Pascagoula is located on the Gulf of Mexico in the state of Missisippi. It is known for its busy port, the Naval Station and the ship-building industry. We went to look for the more quiet Pascagoula....
just a quick overview of Pascagoula, MS... nice little coastal town...laid back atmosphere....lots of fishing and sunning on the barrier islands!!!!!
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