Alice Moseley Folk Art Museum
Plan your visit using the museum’s current contact page, which lists 220 Main Street. The museum has moved from the depot; check the current address and opening directly.
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Folk art · Depot heritage · Old Town streets
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Give Bay St. Louis a slower coastal day with folk art, local history and an Old Town meal. Check each collection’s current address before choosing your route. A waterside walk can round out the visit when weather and public access allow.
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Plan your visit using the museum’s current contact page, which lists 220 Main Street. The museum has moved from the depot; check the current address and opening directly.
Plan this visit ↗Choose a look at the historic depot using current local visitor guidance. Confirm which collections and interior areas are presently open; older listings may still place the relocated Alice Moseley museum here.
Plan this visit ↗Choose a public-street walk among Old Town galleries and shops, with time for a meal. Confirm individual openings and event dates; waterfront scenery does not establish safe water conditions.
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