Even though the Old Brick House, located in Biloxi, Mississippi was damaged during hurricane Katrina in 2005, it is still standing and people are allowed to visit it during the week. The house, which was saved from destruction by the Ladies' Garden Club of Biloxi, serves as a reminder of the way people lived in Biloxi during the later 1700's. The house is used as a museum and as a community center for a variety of activities. While the house may have been damaged by fierce winds and water, its structure is sound.
When visiting Biloxi, you may find many buildings and other attractions still recovering from the hurricane. Because the Old Brick House is only a few feet from Back Bay, it was not shielded by much during the storms. When visiting the Old Brick House, you will be able to see first hand how well the structure was constructed. If you want to learn more about the building and the time in which it was built, you should visit the museum to view pictures, documents, and talk with the staff that is very knowledgeable about the subject.
For those visiting Biloxi, you will be able to see many old buildings and structures that are now used as museums and other functions. These buildings are being preserved by town as a way to tell others the story of Biloxi. Take advantage to these small museums as you will learn much about the area, the people, and who they saw the future.
