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We will ask our bus driver to turn down Main Street so
that we may have a glimpse of the stately Hancock County
Courthouse which was built in 1911 at a total cost of $25>000*
Diboll and Owens, Ltft designed ttis building as well as the
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Bay St. Louis City Hall. Please note the/Ionic	columns.
We will stop briefly for a view of the Main Street Methodist church, built in the 1850's, and according to our local architect, Fred Wagner, it is the only good example in the community of "Caroebter gothic". Wagner added there is almost an exact replica of this church in Port G-ibson, Miss.,
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the little town Sherman found doo pretty to bum.
We will turn here from Main to Second Street to have a look at the Old Woodman of the World Building, now being restored by Jim and Dorothy Brown. They have cafefully	its, f'
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researched the history of this interesting old building	'
(constructed in _______________)and were able to use much of the f
original wood in reconstruction. The building will soon be
opened housing some ________________small shops, a salad and
desert bar, and a salon for Xtt use by those talented in arts
and crafts. Opening date is set for I	f5 *>
Adjoining the Woodman of the World Building is the
old Cedar Rest Cemetery. Although ravaged by many storms
there are still remaining many interesting markers. For years
this cemetery was a free burial ground, kept up by the City
of Bay St. Louis, but now closed for further burials except,
of course, where a family designated plot already exists.
Beyond the cemetery and across the L. & N. tracks is
Bay St. Louis City Hall, aith its well-kept garden ana frequently used free tennis courts.
constructed prior to the Court House and by the same architectural
firm. Please note the beauty of the large live oak trees on these grcund s.