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Things to Do in Natchez

Things to Do in Natchez, MS - Natchez Attractions

Things to Do in Natchez

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  • Longwood

1. Longwood

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Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks
by Naruna_TexasDave
This majestic octagonal home was begun before the War of Northern Aggression by a large group of skilled artisans…
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2. Stanton Hall

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Historic Sites
by GeoffM406
The house which was originally constructed and owned by an Irish immigrant is the archetypal Deep South house of your…

3. St. Mary Basilica

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Churches & Cathedrals
by RAutry
Beautiful church - well worth a visit in historic downtown church.
  • Rosalie Mansion

4. Rosalie Mansion

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Speciality Museums • Historic Sites
by 866TaylorB
Located at the corner of Canal and Orleans Streets, on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River, Rosalie was built i...
  • The building

5. Natchez Visitor Center

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Visitor Centers
by suemel604
our first stop so we can find things to do we did the hop on hop off tour to see the town and see what we wnated to d...
  • servants' quarters

6. Melrose

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Historic Sites • National Parks
by thereses265
The estate included a very moving exhibit and tour of the kitchens , the carriage house, and the slave quarters.
  • Bluff Park, Natchez, MS, May 2015

7. Bluff Park

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Parks
by djaungst66
Staying nearby, the walk along Bluff Park overlooking the Mississippi River was postcard perfect!
  • Natchez City Cemetery

8. Historic Natchez Cemetery

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Cemeteries
by JoeBickham
... CD that told us the story from all the grave markers of each person or family buried herevery fascinating history

9. Choctaw Hall

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Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks
by alfamojo007
I was given a wonderful tour by David, a true southern gentleman!
  • The house was actually built with residence on one side and across a courtyard was the kitchen a

10. William Johnson House

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Points of Interest & Landmarks
by 866TaylorB
... was built in 1840 and was the residence of William Johnson, a free black man who was known as the Barber of Natchez.
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