Origins of Mardi Gras
Some folks think there might be a case that the first "American" Mardi Gras was celebrated along Mississippi's Gulf Coast rather than Mobile or New Orleans.
posted by Lori Thornton @ 2:11 PM
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Monday, January 24, 2005
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