Exhibit chronicles Hurricane Camille on 50th anniversary

Mississippi Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum

The Hurricane Camille exhibit at the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum recreates the phone banks set up after the storm, to offer a chance for survivors to reach loved ones.

Mississippi Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum

Photo on display of the lighthouse in Biloxi, which survived Camille and Katrina 36 years later.

Mississippi Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum

Cans of drinking water distributed to survivors after Camille.

Mississippi Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum

Photo on display of a boat tossed ashore in Biloxi.

Mississippi Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum

Photos on display at the Mississippi Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum "Camille at 50: She Was No Lady" exhibit.

Mississippi Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum

Photos on display at the Mississippi Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum "Camille at 50: She Was No Lady" exhibit.

Mississippi Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum

Before and after photos include the Richelieu Manor apartments, scene of an alleged deadly "hurricane party." The story has been largely disproven.

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