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From the Hurricane Camille Photograph Collection. A black and white photograph of Gulf Park College near Beach Park Avenue in Long Beach, Mississippi, after Hurricane Camille. The rear of a building pictured in this photograph has been demolished by the winds and tides of the storm. Tree limbs, bricks and other architectural debris litter the grounds.

From the Hurricane Camille Photograph Collection. A black and white photograph of St. Thomas Catholic Church in Long Beach, Mississippi. Camille shattered the front of this church, leaving shards of wood, tiles, and glass.

From the Hurricane Camille Photograph Collection. A black and white photograph of the local A & P grocery store in Long Beach, Mississippi, which as been badly damaged by the floods and winds of Hurricane Camille. The middle section of the building still stands, however both sides of the store lie in ruins.

From the Hurricane Camille Photograph Collection. A black and white photograph of a National Foodstore in Long Beach, Mississippi. The only things Camille left of this grocery store are a partial ceiling, some poles, and "ION" from the "NATIONAL FOODSTORE" sign.

From the Hurricane Camille Photograph Collection. A black and white photograph of one block east of Island View Avenue in Long Beach, Mississippi, after Hurricane Camille. Pictured from bottom to top of this photo are sand, a road (presumably U.S. Highway 90), and a portion of land which is littered with architectural and natural debris. It looks to be the atomized remains of one or more buildings.

From the Hurricane Camille Photograph Collection. A black and white photograph of the Pitcher Point Subdivision in Long Beach, Mississippi, after Hurricane Camille. In this photograph of two houses, one house is crushed, while the house next door still stands.

From the Hurricane Camille Photograph Collection. A black and white photograph of loblolly pines lying split and broken across the long path to a house, which is barely visible through the fallen trees and brush, east of Service Drive in Pass Christian, Mississippi, after Hurricane Camille.

From the Hurricane Camille Photograph Collection. A black and white photograph 939 Beach Boulevard in Pass Christian, Mississippi, after Hurricane Camille. The photo depicts the destruction to a two-story house probably caused by wind, as it was unroofed rather than washed away at the foundation by flooding tidal surges.

From the Hurricane Camille Photograph Collection. A black and white photograph of the service drive which parallels the beachfront and U.S. Highway 90 in east Pass Christian, Mississippi, after Hurricane Camille, has crumbled to concrete, gravel, and sand.

From the Hurricane Camille Photograph Collection. A black and white photograph of a house north of railroad tracks in Pass Christian, Mississippi, after Hurricane Camille. There is major structural damage to this small one-story house which has lost its roof tiles, and several portions of the outside walls.

From the Hurricane Camille Photograph collection. Photograph of a brick and concrete foundation sitting in the forefront with the stucco house swept across the street to the neighbor's front door.

From the Hurricane Camille Photograph collection. Photograph of a house that was lifted off its foundation by Hurricane Camille, floated down the street, and was deposited behind a gas station.

From the Hurricane Camille Photograph collection. Photograph of a road that ran through the business district of Pass Christian. The road suffered damage in Hurricane Camille and has crumbled.

From the Hurricane Camille Photograph Collection. A black and white photograph of a barge washed ashore, tied to a palm tree, resting next to a car, near U.S. Highway 90 and 32nd Avenue in Gulfport, Mississippi, after Hurricane Camille. The barge was later floated back into the water by Navy Seabees.

From the Hurricane Camille Photograph Collection. A black and white photograph of street signs indicating Ponce de Leon Boulevard and Sandy Hook Drive in Pass Christian Isles, Mississippi, after Hurricane Camille. A wasteland of houses reduced to matchsticks lies in the background.