I ended up bumping into this place on accident as I wanted to explore the beach road and driving…read morethe coast up to Gulfport. I ended up here as I always wanted to visit presidential libraries. The cost of admission is $15 for adults and will take around 2 hours. They do a guided tour which last for 20 minutes which is a Mary talking about the house 20 minutes straight. For me, my attention span was low that day and everything went in and out of my ear. After that, you get to tour the grounds like the kitchen, guest quarters, etc which I enjoyed the most. The place is pretty big. Make sure when you head back to go to the 2nd floor as there are a lot of artifacts. It was worth my time going however.

A lot of personal history of family but nothing much about home and beautiful furniture etc. would…read morehave loved knowing what other buildings were built On property but now gone.

This is a fantastic art museum!…read more They offer a reciprocal membership with our art museum at home through the NARM program. So we were able to visit at no charge. George Ohr was a genius! We very much enjoyed his work. We had never been exposed to him before and this was really a treat. Anytime you get to be on a campus designed by Frank Gehry, that is a treat! Stop by here if you have some time.

Museum was a pleasant surprise. I went for an art class, which was great, but also enjoyed all the…read moremuseum displays.

The Maritime and Seafood Industry museum was a neat place to visit during my stay in Biloxi, the…read moretour guide was full of stories and interesting things to look at along the way. There was a lot of thought put into the architecture of the building and it was also made handicap accessible from outside to inside (elevator access). There is parking in front as well. If your in the area and your all things water enthusiast- I suggest checking this place out :)

I saw this place as We were just driving around. I told my husband before we go home lets go here…read more So We specifically waited to leave to visit here. I thought it was a very interesting place and it was much more than I thought. All in all I am glad we went ! I think it's a nice museum . I think any visitor to Biloxi should give this museum a visit! I enjoyed it :)

An incredible museum with knowledgeable and friendly staff! We spent hours here exploring and…read morelearning about everything aviation-related. The owner himself guided our family through each exhibit, and his passion for aviation and its history was truly inspiring. Our favorite part was the airplane simulator very exciting and worth the 5 dollars hahaha! The museum has plenty of interactive elements to keep everyone entertained, making it a fantastic experience for kids and adults alike. This is an absolute must-visit! You won't be disappointed.

What a great place! I was in the area at another place and noticed this museum so dropped in…read more Reasonable admission price, interactive displays, caring and attentive employees. Well organized, the displays flow nicely from one to the next. I could have easily spent hours here. Gives the history of the states contributions to aviation. Very impressive. Everything is so clean and well organized.

I kind of have a thing for finding small museums, attractions and so on for places that are in…read morecities I want to spend some time in. This fit the bill. I came on a Sunday not really realizing there was a larger city event going on in town, which only affected my visit here by slowing down traffic. Getting here was easy, the museum takes up several buildings, so there is plenty of parking. This place is freaking amazing. The employees are very friendly and more than happy to share information about the trains and the city in general. Though they were all about the cruise in that was going on, and I am not into large groups of people. There are model trains with whole cities around them, mock ups of famous buildings, large stores, all made from Legos and similar materials. There is a Jurassic Park, gnomes, dinosaurs and oh so much more. If you are in the area, I highly recommend a stop in here to spend a few hours, especially if you have small humans with you.

Our kids had so much fun at this place. The staff was super nice. Jake, who helped us build a water…read moretower at the STEM workshop, was fantastic. They also have a hand paddle train station, and the worker there helped my friend push when she was tired. Even my picky 10 years old girl enjoyed her time at this place. Too bad the train ride broke down, so the adults were a little disappointed. But we are all happy to visit this place.

What a complete and pleasant surprise! I wasn't expecting such an amazing and comprehensive…read morecollection and tour. I highly recommend doing the audio tour. It's extremely well done and gives you such an incredible look inside of his life. The staff was incredibly friendly and it was an overall great experience.

One of the cultural spots that I was told to visit in Mississippi was the WAMA and it's one of the…read morelast stops on my tour of the Biloxi and Ocean Springs area. Walter Anderson painted pictures of animals, landscapes and coastal fauna all around this area. The museum was chartered in 1974 and dedicated in 1991. The main attraction is the immersive mural that covers all four walls of the 300 square foot Ocean Springs Community Center, which Walter "sold" to the city for a dollar. And he never cashed the check. The museum is of course a collection of his artworks and I lucked out today with a fantastic docent who gave me a lot of information about Walter's life and process. Like many artists, there was definitely something going on in his head and that differentness expressed itself as amazing artwork. I know that Yelp won't do the panorama picture of the community center very well, but it's worth the trip to see. I really enjoyed my visit and have a new appreciation for Walter Anderson. I will be looking for his unique style as I visit other museums. [Review 14178 overall, round number 1500 of 2020, number 69 in Mississippi.]

What I thought would be a quick "pop-in", turned into a fun educational adventure. This two room…read moremuseum was a plethora of interesting history tidbits, costume pieces, and fun facts. We enjoyed the costume room where we tried on capes, hats and fun accessories. The educational video was so informative. We even took the time to create a cute mask, and do the scavenger hunt.

Great little museum for the out of towner. Learned a lot. Museum was inexpensive. The costumes were…read moredisplayed beautifully and we even got to try some on. The video was broke but there was so much to read about the history of Mardi Gras that I didn't feel like we missed out on anything.

There is so much for kids to do here. My grandkids loved it. We easily spent 4 to 5hours here and…read morethey wanted to stay longer. There are 2 floors of different stations for kids to play at and there's more stuff outside. There's also a pretty affordable gift shop. The splash pad was awesome. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Really enjoyed our visit.

Such a fun place to do birthdays or to just go with your children! Tons of things to do for all…read moreages.

I have been here before, not when they were at this location, but the one across the street. This…read moreis a much larger building, more room. They have things well organized in distinct areas, room for play. This would be a great spot to have a kids birthday party. The day I went it was not too busy. Plenty of room to move around. Great history. I liked the video about the history of how this came to be and the videos on how model trains work. Reasonable admission prices.

There is a lot of history to engage with. The Muellers provided a great foundation for the Gulfport…read morearea. I enjoyed the 1967 Mieller display as he transitioned from the military to a train mechanic. However, kids may love the train ride, models galore, and the slides.