Exhibitions
Gulfport Museum of History
Willis Vail Collection
Kiln Library Exhibit
Lewis Hine Exhibits
In Mississippi, a 1908 law made it illegal for factories to hire young children under age 12 to work in factories, and established a 10-hour workday, and a 58-hour work week. The law was ignored by the owners of the seafood canneries, as well as the immigrant families needing the work.
In 1939, Congress passed the Fair Labor Standards Act, and today, all the states and federal government have laws regulating child labor.
In 1939, Congress passed the Fair Labor Standards Act, and today, all the states and federal government have laws regulating child labor.
Marine Research Center Exhibit
Edgewater Mall Exhibitions
Collection of Military maps of the First Battle for New Orleans, 1815
U.S.M. Library Exhibit,
Long Beach, Ms
Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum Exhibit,
Biloxi, Ms
Galleria of Fine Arts Exhibit
Gulfport, Ms
AnchorFest Exhibit
Gulfport, Ms
