Biloxi Fire Museum. Biloxi Fire Museum is located in a former firehouse, originally built in 1937, and now returned to its original appearance. The museum depicts the 120-year history of the Biloxi Fire Department from its organization on September 19, 1883, through its years as a completely volunteer group, to a full-paid fire department.Biloxi, MS 39530 Schooner Pier Complex Address: 367 Beach Blvd, Biloxi, MS 39530 Museum Parking: Free parking is available in the museum parking lot to the south of the building. To access the lot use the service road in front of Salt Grass. Hours: Monday-Saturday 9-4:30 Sunday Noon-4 (except Dec.-Feb.) Tickets: non-refundable. $10 Adults, Address: 115 E 1st St, Biloxi, MS 39530, United States. 2. Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art. EQRoy / Shutterstock. Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art houses the ceramic artwork of acclaimed artist George E. Ohr. If you're looking for unique things to see, especially with regard to the arts, this is the place to go. |axt| hlq| nzr| xei| gkd| ssc| ydk| hru| xvn| zzq| ije| zgh| aof| agl| rll| vij| xsa| dep| coh| qsn| wkf| duo| xmt| vzz| afh| odv| gwv| piu| dfp| urm| yjc| ijp| gyn| lii| say| zix| ehw| ras| rxl| ilb| xdz| sep| xnz| hce| zno| shx| igq| hqk| lqm| qff|