City of Hattiesburg Photo Gallery

Hub City is the center of the action

Known as the Hub City because of its central location between New Orleans, the Mississippi coast, Jackson and Mobile, Hattiesburg is known not only as the home of The University of Southern Mississippi but also for its thriving arts community, outdoor opportunities, fine dining and regional fare, and eclectic shops, galleries and festivals.

Photos courtesy of the Hattiesburg Visitors Center.

Mississippi Armed Forces Museum exhibits include a tank
Armed Forces Museum
kayaking along the rapids in local river
Rapid heartbeat
Trolley mural in downtown restaurant, one of Hattiesburg's many dining options
Trolley delicious
10-foot-high mural, the Spirit That Builds, in the Hattiesburg public library
That's the Spirit
Town Square Park in downtown Hattiesburg hosts numerous events
Be there or be square
Numerous festivals and celebrations are held each year in the heart of downtown
Taking it to the streets
Cyclist rides on Longleaf Trace, a 41-mile path for biking, walking, running
Long haul
A show in a Hattiesburg club
Center stage
The Saenger features Neo-Classical Revival and Art Deco style details
Historic venue
The Hattiesburg Zoo has 41 species from four continents, including tigers
Go wild

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The historic Biloxi Lighthouse dates to 1848.
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The original Dining Hall was one of the first structures on campus.
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music students sing the Southern Miss alma mater
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The 500-year-old Friendship Oak is a gathering place for students at Gulf Park.
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students walking through the Hattiesburg campus
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More than 1,200 students, staff, faculty, friends and fans formed a human “100.
Founders' Day 2010