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100 Men Hall

A rare African American landmark on the MS Blues Trail

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The 100 Men Hall was created to support an underserved segment of the Bay Saint Louis community. After Katrina and a major grant to restore the Hall from the storm's damage, the Hall received worldwide recognition with the installation of a Blues Marker.

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100 Men Hall Project

  • Enaam Joseph

    Enaam Joseph

    DAY 218 Enaam Joseph photographed exclusively for the 100 Men Hall People Project (100MHPP).  The only memory I have of the Hall is my great uncle Ellsworth Collins used to tell me stories about the place.   (Photo by: Gus Bennett | The 100 Men Hall...

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  • Pajge Ruff and Mario Durr

    Pajge Ruff and Mario Durr

    DAY 210 Pajge Ruff & Mario Durr photographed exclusively for the 100 Men Hall People Project (100MHPP).  I remember there was stuff here before Katrina but after Katrina it kind of died out. We had some sort of dance party here when I was younger. The...

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  • Jocelyn Y. Miles

    Jocelyn Y. Miles

    DAY 205 Jocelyn Y. Miles photographed exclusively for the 100 Men Hall People Project (100MHPP).  I felt home when I first came into the Hall for Russell Fairconnetue’s birthday party [December 2018]. Then I came back for the first OPEN MIC here and did...

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303 Union Street

Bay St. Louis

Mississippi 39520