The Historical Society of Gulfport, located in Gulfport, MS, is a repository of the city's rich history. It delves into various aspects such as the early history of Gulfport in the 1840s, Governor Adelbert Ames' impact, and the development of transportation via railways and trolleys in Mississippi. The society also showcases the maritime significance of Gulfport through exhibits on the Port of Gulfport and Ship Island. Visitors can explore captivating collections featuring iconic images of Gulfport, including those of the Gulfport Harbor, the Great Southern Hotel, and historic landmarks like the Union Station Depot. The society curates the Paul Jermyn Collection, the Centennial Plaza Story, and the Museum of Historical Photography, offering a comprehensive insight into the city's past. With a focus on preserving and sharing Gulfport's heritage, the Historical Society invites volunteers to engage in archival work, visitor interactions, and administrative tasks to further its mission.
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