Must See Sights and Landmarks in Homochitto National Forest Area

"It is grand and beautifully decorated with an unusual swirling oval staircase to the upper floors. The guest rooms are located on the ground floor each with their own exits to the outside and their own bathrooms. The rooms connect to a living area with access to snacks, teas, and coffee."

"A post shared by Work Hard And Play Hard (@edwinarogers) on Dec 24, 2019 at 11:38am PST. This house is filled with antique furniture. It is huge but was carefully restored."

"Stanton Hall is done in the Greek revival style and is impeccably maintained by the Pilgrimage Garden Club. It takes up an entire city block and was originally named Belfast because its first owner, Frederick Stanton, was an Irish immigrant. It occupies an entire city block."

"Stanton Hall is a national historic site and one of the first antebellum mansions. Pilgrimage garden club has turned it into a historic house. It is made up of two-storey brick structure with a Greek temple at its entrance."

"The house is also well-preserved and the tour is very informative. By going here you’d realized how wealthy the Natchez citizens are in the Antebellum era. Suggested Tour:Stanton Hall Ticket"

"Natchez National Cemetery dates to 1866, one of 21 national historic cemeteries established in that year. Located on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River, the site's topography influenced its unique layout of irregular shaped burial sections, terraced hillsides, and gravel and grass pathways."

"You can go to the Natchez National Cemetery with your tour companions to spend some time at this tranquil place. Close to the Mississippi River, this large cemetery covers 25.7 acres of land. In 1866, this piece of land was purchased to give a proper burial to the soldiers of the Civil War."

"Natchez is fortunate to have an outstanding collection of photographs depicting life in Natchez and on the riverfront from about 1845 to circa 1910. Family portraits, steamboats laden with enormous bales of cotton, and street scenes throughout the historic downtown area will keep you mesmerized for at least an hour when you tour the gallery. The gallery is located in the Stratton Chapel behind First Presbyterian Church on Pearl St. The exhibit is free, but donations are accepted to help offset the utility cost to display the exhibit."

"If you love seeing old mansions like from the 1700s or 1800s, then you shouldn’t miss Melrose. This is considered one of the most beautiful antebellum houses in Natchez, Mississippi."

"Boasting with lovely stained glass windows, magnificent ceilings, and beautiful outside brick, this church will leave you in awe. The architecture is very picturesque and the church itself feels peaceful when you’re inside. Suggested Tour: City Sightseeing Natchez Hop-On Hop-Off Tour"

"William Johnson was a free man of color in antebellum Natchez. He acquired several building in Natchez, approximately 2,000 acres of land south of town and he owned several slaves. He gained the respect of leading citizens of the time, some of whom he loaned money to, and local papers eulogized him after his untimely death."

"This was the former house of a freed slave also known as the Barber of Natchez who became a real businessman in the mid 19th century. His name is William Johnson. His house was built in 1840."

"Magnolia Hall is operated by the Natchez Garden Club and has been renovated by the club to be as close to the original as possible. This includes the color of the house and columns which have been restored to their original brown shade. Magnolia Hall was the last grand house to be built in town before the Civil War."

"Most things on the menu are good such as the ribs or the Sunday grits and grillades they usually have. On my last visit I had the crawfish beignet which, although they were very tasty, weren't really beignets. They were more like two pieces of pie crust with crawfish filling."

"We got in pretty late, close to 9, seated right away and the waiter immediately took our drink orders and brought out…”more"

"Service was a little behind due to us coming in at rush hour. I would recommend this place for a decent meal and..."