by Jeffery W. McKelroy The Gulf Coast of Mississippi is known for fun in the sun. Tourist shops and restaurants line white sandy beaches where they meet the brown water of the Gulf of Mexico. That brown water is the repository for some of the best seafood in the world. All along the coast from…
by Jeffery W. McKelroy Everyone knows the crown jewel of the Gulf Coast is New Orleans, but there is another. Biloxi, Mississippi with its pristine beaches and stately homes at one time was the capitol of La Louisiane. The original French settlement in the area was established in 1699 in what is now the nearby…
by Jeffery W. McKelroy In the heart of historic Mobile, Alabama, stands the majestic Battle House Hotel, a relic of Southern elegance and charm. Its corridors echo with the whispers of the past. Among the opulent decor and grandeur, there lingers chilling tales of restless spirits and forgotten lives stained by jealousy, love, and lost…
by Jeffery W. McKelroy It has been said many times and in many different ways that New Orleans is a city like no other. Although physically situated in the American South it is not a southern city. It is most definitely a Caribbean city and it’s rich history is no different than any other city…
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