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Radish world. That was Long Beach years before beach-going tourists became a prominent staple of the town's economy. Originally, Long Beach was an agricultural town known for its radishes before its sandy shores. Back in the early part of the 20th century, Long Beach called itself the "Radish Capital of the World," cultivating the Long Red radish, a favorite in beer halls and bars, presumably before peanuts in bowls took over. In 1921, over 300 train loads of Long Beach's Long Reds were shipped ...
If you like biscuits and gravy, the scent of magnolias in the springtime, white sandy beaches, and a small town feel with plenty of city amenities included in the mix, Long Beach may be just the spot for you. With a temperate climate -- no winter snow -- you can leave your mittens and boots behind when you move to Long Beach, a coastal town close to Gulfport, MS, and not that far from New Orleans or Biloxi. View Long Beach City Guide