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The Gulfport Historical Society is working ensure that Gulfport’s history will be accessible to everyone.
Read More »Bringing Gulfport’s Past Into the Present
All Hail the King
Charlie Williams, Gulfport’s inaugural Mullet King, has had a good reign, but it’s time for him to hand over his crown, cloak and oar.
Read More »Marking History
Two new historic markers will soon grace Gulfport, courtesy of the Community Development Department.
Read More »Flying Mullets Bring New Type of History to Town
The reigning Mullet King, Charlie Williams, will wave to his kingdom from his front yard as runners, walkers and dogs go past during the Flying Mullet 5K and One Mile Doggie Dash Friday night.
Read More »Mayor Proclaims October Gulfport History Month
On September 2, Gulfport Mayor Sam Henderson proclaimed October “Gulfport History Month.”
Read More »Gulfport Historical Society to Assume Costs of Printing Calendar
For the first time in several years the Gulfport Historical Society will sell ads to help defray the cost of its annual wall calendar.
Read More »A (Feminist) Page Out of Time
Kim Voss speaks at the Gulfport Historical Society about South Florida’s women’s page editors, including several food editors included in her book.
Read More »Hooting at Scout Hall
The Urban Gypsies taught folks the Virginia Reel at the Gulfport Historical Society's Hooteananny.
Read More »St. Pete Team Wins Gulfport History Hunt
The Koshler family from St. Petersburg knew Gulfport well enough to win the Historical Society's Hunt Through History.
Read More »Gulfport Historical Society Seeks Board Members
The Gulfport Historical Society has five board positions up for election this April.
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