Beauvoir, Jefferson Davis Home, Mississippi is one of the must see spots in this American city. "Beauvoir" stands for "beautiful to view". Though its outbuildings were destroyed by the devastating Hurricane Katrina in 2005, still it has been counted as one of the best Mississippi Tourist Attractions. Beauvoir, Jefferson Davis Home, Mississippi had survived a similar natural calamity in the year 1969. It is the historic post-war home and Presidential library of Confederate President Jefferson Davis. The compound of Beauvoir, Jefferson Davis Home, Mississippi is spread over approximately 52 acres. This library is situated in Biloxi. Visiting Beauvoir, Jefferson Davis Home, Mississippi, you will get to see a Louisiana raised cottage-style plantation residence. Besides, there are former Confederate veteran's home, a botanical garden, a Confederate Soldier Museum, a modern gift shop, various outbuildings, a historic Confederate cemetery housing the Tomb of the Unknown Confederate Soldier and the Jefferson Davis Presidential Library and Museum.

In those days, Beauvoir, Jefferson Davis Home, Mississippi was encircled with cedars, oaks and magnolia trees. The plantation of this place has increased the beauty of this scenario. Previously Beauvoir, Jefferson Davis Home, Mississippi had an orange grove behind it.Beauvoir, Jefferson Davis Home, Mississippi faces the Gulf of Mexico. Besides, here you will find a number of the large old trees on the property. While visiting this site, you will get to see a collection of 12,000 books on United States history, southern history, and history of the American Civil War. Besides, there are collections of photographs, personal letters, manuscripts, envelopes, postcards and newspaper clippings. Moreover, the library maintains records of Confederate heritage organizations. You will also get to know about the United Confederate Veterans and the Sons of Confederate Veterans.

Before the natural calamity which this one of the best Places to see in Mississippi had undergone, there were several activities for travelers to enjoy. Annual events which used to be celebrated were the Spring Pilgrimage in March, Confederate Memorial Day in April, The Fall Muster in October, and Candlelight Christmas in December.