Location: Gulfport
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The 6 Best Sights & Landmarks in Gulfport, Mississippi (MS)
Gulfport, Mississippi, one half of the Gulfport-Biloxi section of the Gulf Coast, was very nearly destroyed during Hurricane Katrina. The city has been gradually reconstructed, and the surrounding natural areas have been rebuilding themselves as well. Visit the barrier islands that form Gulf Islands National Seashore, a parkland along the Mississippi Sound. A ferry runs from Gulf Port to Ship Island, with unspoiled white beaches and tidal pools, boardwalks and historic sites to explore.
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1. Westminster Presbyterian Church
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Westminster Presbyterian Church offers visitors to the greater Mississippi Gulf Coast a place to worship and to find warm hospitality while away from home. Located in the heart of the historic Bayou View neighborhood, across from the family-friendly Bayou View Park and playground.
2. Harrison County Fairgrounds
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4.5 based on 8 reviews
This beautiful multipurpose facility is situated on 640 acres. It is a comprehensive sports and entertainment complex offering a unique combination of events from leisure activities to world class events.
3. Joseph T. Jones Statue
4. World's "Largest Rocker"
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4.0 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By MNnola - Canby, United States
You can certainly stop by to see the sky-high rocker. You can also take some time to explore the showroom full of beautiful custom-made furniture. There are huge pieces, complete dining and bedroom sets and small items, rocking horses and magazine racks. Then take a few more minutes and visit the factory. You might catch them making one of their beautiful rockers. You can choose from many styles. We have one of their rockers and a custom designed bookcase that we enjoy every day. So stop for the novelty or order something hand made for lasting enjoyment!
5. First United Methodist Church of Gulfport
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
6. Fishbone Alley
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4.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By dhns2014
I visited in July before Hurricane Zeta hit and messed it up (hopefully they've managed to salvage what they could and fix it up). It was quite interesting with all of the artwork. It was about as big as expected considering it was an alley. I noticed no dirt or anything smelly about it at that time, so perhaps someone's experience with that was a side effect from Zeta.
