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Christ Episcopal Church - Hwy 553, at Church Hill Fork - Church Hill, MS - 601.786.3982
c. 1857. Gothic Revival Church made of stone on terraced knoll. Oldest Episcopal Church in Mississippi. One of many historic structures on a scenic-loop tour. Brochure available from Port Gibson Visitors Center, on Church Street (Hwy 61).
Historic Church Hill Community - Hwy 553 - Church Hill, MS - 601.786.3982
Cedars Plantation, Wagner's Store and historic Christ Episcopal Church are part of what originally made up the old "Maryland Settlement." The community was part of Spanish Villa Gayoso. Many historic structures on a scenic-loop tour. A brochure is available from Port Gibson Visitors Center, on Church Street (Hwy 61).
Africa House YA Providence Educultural Resource Museum & Gallery - 52 Providence Rd - Natchez, MS - 601.442.4719
A living home based educational/African cultural continuum museum containing paintings, artifacts, carvings, videos, tools, photographs of European enslavement forts, instruments, traveling exhibits
Auburn - 400 Duncan Ave. - Natchez, MS - 601.442.5981
c. 1812. This beautiful old mansion is a National Historic Landmark, famous for its architecture and features a rare, freestanding spiral stairway - a true marvel of the times.
Bontura - 107 South Broadway - Natchez, MS - 601.446.6631
c. 1851. Built by Robert D. Smith, a free African-American who operated a carriage service in historic Natchez. Once operated as an inn by Portuguese merchant Jose Bontura. Example of Greek Revival town house with unique arches in carriage house.
Carriage Tours - 640 S. Canal St - Natchez, MS - 601.446.6345
Horse-drawn carriage tour through the Natchez Historic District. Features 35-minute narration. Tickets can be purchased at the Natchez Visitors Reception Center.
Clarmount Baptist Church - 114 Cemetery Rd. - Natchez, MS - 601.304.1008
c. 1857. Clarmount Baptist traces its beginnings to 1857, when the congregation purchased land in Giles Bottom. The church moved from the low river lands to their present site a few years afterwards
Classical Concert Social - 804 Washington Street - Natchez, MS - 601.445.7466
c. 1850. Relax and sip wine to the music of Bach, Chopin, Schubert, Brahms and other great masters performed on a 1903 Steinway grand piano in our Antebellum Music Room. Play billiards in our Antebellum Billiard Room. House tour included. National Register of Historic Places. Historic Natchez Foundation's 2003 Restoration Award.
Dunleith - 84 Homochitto St. - Natchez, MS - 601.446.8500
c. 1856. Greek Revival, full columned mansion situated on 40 acres with several original buildings. Also a historic bed and breakfast inn.
Dunleith - 84 Homochitto St. - Natchez, MS - 601.446.8500
c. 1856. Greek Revival, full columned mansion situated on 40 acres with several original buildings. Also a historic bed and breakfast inn.
Echoes Photographic Gallery - 107 North Pearl St. - Natchez, MS - 601.445.2345
Fine photograhic prints of Mississippi and life in our time
Emerald Mound - Natchez Trace Pkwy., milepost 10.3 - Natchez, MS - 662.680.4027
The second largest Indian ceremonial mound in the nation covers nearly eight acres. Built by ancestors of the Natchez Indians 1400 A.D. A trail leads to the top where visitors can view a primary mound and a secondary mound.
First Presbyterian Church - 117 South Pearl St - Natchez, MS - 601.442.2581
c. 1828-29. A fine example of Federal Style architecture, built by a congregation organized in 1817. Stratton Chapel was added in 1901, and is considered an architectural gem in the Romanesque Revival Style.
Forks of the Road Slave Market Site - St. Catherine St. at Liberty Rod. - Natchez, MS - 601.446.6345
Historical marker designates an area once known as one of the busiest slave markets in the South. Natchez and Algiers, in New Orleans, served as the two major outlets for slave trade after the War of 1812. Borders the Natchez Trace Parkway.
Grand Village of the Natchez Indians - 400 Jefferson Davis Blvd. - Natchez, MS - 601.446.6502
This National Historic Landmark was the location of the ceremonial mound center for the Natchez tribe from 1200 until 1730. Museum, educational programs, reconstructed mounds and a dwelling.
Historic Downtown Natchez - Downtown - Natchez, MS - 601.446.6345
Scenic streets, historic houses, churches, buildings, restaurants, quaint shops, and riverwalks make a walking tour of downtown Natchez an experience to remember.
Historic Jefferson College - Hwy 61 North - Natchez, MS - 601.442.2901
Historic school, named for Thomas Jefferson, operated from 1811-1964. Site features a museum, historic buildings, picnic area and nature trails.
Historic Natchez Collection Showroom & Retail Shop - Classic Natchez - Canal St. Depot 200, S. Canal St. - Natchez, MS - 601.442.9960
While touring the river city, browse through this showroom and retail shop of reproduction items from the Historic Homes of Natchez. This shop features everything from jewlery to furniture.
Holy Family Catholic Church - 16 Orange Ave. - Natchez, MS - 601.445.5700
c.1894. First Catholic Church for a black congregation in Mississippi. A school occupies the main floor, with the sanctuary above.
Jefferson Street United Methodist Church - 511 Jefferson St. - Natchez, MS - 601.442.3795
c. 1872. Handsome building constructed on the site of two earlier churches. The congregation, one of the earliest in the state, built its first church in 1807. A large family life center, completed recently, is located west of the main building.
John Banks House - 9 St. Catherine St. - Natchez, MS - 601.446.6345
Home to the first African-American physican to practice medicine in Natchez. Granted his license in 1885. He built his residence soon after that. A famous visitor to the Banks residence was Booker T. Washington, who was an overnight guest of the Banks family when he came to deliver a lecture. Sight-seeing only.
Landsdowne Plantation - Martin Luther King, Jr. Rd. - Natchez, MS - 601.446.9401
c. 1853. This impressive home of the simple Georgian Classical design, has remained in the same family since its construction. The home features original furnishings and rare family heirlooms.
Linden - 1 Linden Pl. - Natchez, MS - 601.445.5472
c. 1800. Once the home of Thomas B. Reed, first elected U. S. Senator from Mississippi. Federal period architecture. Linden is also a historic bed and breakfast inn.
Loess Bluff - Natchez Trace Pkwy., milepost 12.4 - Natchez, MS - 662.680.4027
An unusual land formation caused by a deposit of topsoil called loess, dating to the Ice Age
Longwood - Lower Woodville Rd. - Natchez, MS - 601.442.5193
c. 1860-61. National Historic Landmark. The largest octagonal house in North America. Oriental-inspired architecture. Remains unfinished because construction was halted at the onset of the Civil War.
Magnolia Hall - Pearl St. at Washington St - Natchez, MS - 601.442.6672
c. 1858. The last great mansion to be completed in Natchez prior to the War between the States. Features a Henderson family musem collection of pilgrimage costumes and a doll collection.
Magnolia Hall - Pearl St. at Washington St - Natchez, MS - 601.442.6672
c. 1858. The last great mansion to be completed in Natchez prior to the War between the States. Features a Henderson family musem collection of pilgrimage costumes and a doll collection.
Melrose - Melrose-Montebello Pkwy. - Natchez, MS - 601.442.7047
c. 1841-45. National Historic Landmark. This centerpiece of the Natchez National Historical Park was one of the original pilgrimage homes in 1932. Features original appointments and dependencies.
Monmouth Plantation - 36 Melrose Ave. - Natchez, MS - 601.442.5852
c. 1818. National Historic Landmark. Home of Gen. John A. Quitman, an early Mississippi Governor of Mexican War fame. Contains many original Quitman pieces.
Mostly African Market and Angelety House - 180 St. Catherine St. - Natchez, MS - 601.442.5448
c. 1850s. This Greek Revival house, known as "Angelety House," was home to the African-American family of Emile Angelety, who resided there from the turn of the century to the mid 1930s
Mount Locust Inn - Natchez Trace Pkwy., milepost 15.6 - Natchez, MS - 662.680.4027
c. 1780. The only remaining example of a frontier "stand" or inn. Has been restored to its original appearance
Natchez at Night Carriage Tours - Canal St. Depot - Natchez, MS - 601.446.6345
Enjoy the romance of Natchez at night. Take a horse-drawn carriage tour through beautiful, historical, downtown Natchez, the oldest permanent settlement on the Mississippi River.
Natchez Bluff Park - Along Broadway St. - Natchez, MS - 601.445.5565
Scenic park with gazebo and picnic area overlooks the majestic Mississippi River. Historical marker commemorates the remarkable life of Richard Wright, a famous African-American author born near Natchez, in 1908. Another marker lists the more than 200 victims of fire at the Rhythm Night Club on St. Catherine Street, in 1940.
Natchez City Cemetery - 2 Cemetery Rd. - Natchez, MS - 601.445.5051
Established in 1821. Graves, dating from the 1700s, include those who helped shape the history of this beautiful old river city. Brochure available from the Natchez Visitors Reception Center
Natchez Costume & Doll Museum - 215 S. Pearl St. - Natchez, MS - 601.442.6672
Collection includes antique dolls and costume gowns worn by the queens of past pageants, during Spring Pilgrimage.
Natchez Historic City Tour - 640 S. Canal St. - Natchez, MS - 601.445.9300
One-hour narrated city motorcoach tour with guide. Over 50 antebellum homes and churches on this 10-mile odyssey through this historic river city.
Natchez in Historic Photographs - 405 State St. - Natchez, MS - 601.442.2581
Over 500 photographs tell the story of a small Southern river town from the Civil War era to World War II. Includes photos of riverboats and life along the river.
Natchez Museum of African-American History and Culture - 301 Main St. - Natchez, MS - 601.455.0728
Highlights African-American history and culture from 1890-1950s through lectures, pageants, artifacts, books, photographs and records.
Natchez Museum of African-American History and Culture - 301 Main St. - Natchez, MS - 601.455.0728
Highlights African-American history and culture from 1890-1950s through lectures, pageants, artifacts, books, photographs and records.
Natchez National Cemetery - 41 Cemetery Rd. - Natchez, MS - 601.445.4981
Approximately 3,000 Union soldiers and famous citizens of historic Natchez are buried here, among impressive monuments and poignant headstones.
Natchez National Historical Park - 1 Melrose-Montebello Pkwy. - Natchez, MS - 601.442.7047
Established in 1988 to preserve and interpret the history of Natchez. Includes the William Johnson House, c. 1841, and Melrose, c. 1845
Natchez Under-the-Hill - Silver St., Riverfront - Natchez, MS - 601.446.6345
Historic district famous as a 19th century flatboat and steamboat landing on the Mississippi River. Once notorious, it was called the "Barbary Coast of the Mississippi." Restaurants, shops and casino gaming
Old South Winery - 65 S. Concord Ave. - Natchez, MS - 601.445.9924
The Galbreath family continues a family tradition, dating to the early 1800s, by producing a number of fine muscadine table wines
Pine Ridge Presbyterian Church - Pine Ridge Road - Natchez, MS - 601.445.8704
Located in the country, home to the oldest congregation of the denomination in the state.
Rhythm Club - 1st Catherine Site - Natchez, MS - 601.446.6345
Scheduled blues performances, nightly. Call for list of entertainment
Richard Wright Home - 20 Woodlane St. - Natchez, MS - 601.442.5880
Richard Wright was born on a plantation near Natchez, Mississippi, where he lived in poverty as the grandson of former slaves. His mother was a schoolteacher and his father left home when Richard was five. Wright became one of America’s greatest black writers and is listed among the first African-American writers to achieve literary fame and fortune through the superb quality of his work.
Rosalie Historic Gardens - 100 Orleans St. - Natchez, MS - 601.445.4555
Four acres of formal gardens with brick pathways, antique garden urns, and wrought iron benches. Additional 6 acres of meadow overlooking the Mississippi River, just above historic Natchez Landing
Rosalie - S. Broadway at Canal St. - Natchez, MS - 601.445.4555
c. 1820. National Historic Landmark. Overlooking the Mississippi River, this Federal style mansion was named for the French fort built nearby in 1716. Rosalie served as Union headquarters during the Civil War occupation. Guided tour of first and second floors includes original 1850's furnishings and Belter parlor set. Surrounded by beautiful gardens and original kitchen building. Owned, operated, and maintained by the Mississippi State Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (D.A.R).
Rose Hill Baptist Church - 607 1/2 Madison St. - Natchez, MS - 601.445.4386
c. 1908. Mississippi's oldest African-American Baptist church. The current Romanesque Revival style building replaced the earlier building that was traced to the 1830s.
Sadie V. Thompson House - 10 St. Catherine St. - Natchez, MS - 601.445.5700
c. 1886 and 1892. Home to two of the city's most prominent African-American educators, George W. Brumfield and Sadie V. Thompson. Both educators were honored with school buildings named after them. Today George F. West Jr. has his law offices in the building. He was the first black member of the Natchez-Adams County school board and was a long-time president of the board. Sight seeing only.
St. Johns United Methodist Church - 323 Martin Luther King St. - Natchez, MS - 601.304.1174
c. 1886 and 1892. First Baptist Church aquired by the congregation of St. John's in 1915. Built in Gothic Revival style, the church is among the oldest African-American church buildings in the city.
St. Mary Bascilica - 107 South Union St. - Natchez, MS - 601.445.5616
c. 1841. Beautiful St. Mary Basilica is the oldest Catholic Church in Mississippi. It is truly a must see while you are in Natchez.
Stanton Hall - High St. at Pearl St. - Natchez, MS - 601.446.6631
c. 1857. National Historic Landmark. Occupying an entire city block, Stanton Hall is surrounded by century-old live oak trees. Impressive proportions, such as 16 1/2 ft. ceilings and a 70 ft. hallway.
Temple B'nai Israel - 213 S. Commerce - Natchez, MS - 601.445.5407
c. 1905. Temple built in 1905 replaced the 1872 structure that stood on the same site. The beautiful temple has a congregation of only a few remaining Jewish families. In the 19th cantury, however, many prosperous Jewish families lived in Natchez and enhanced the city's social, cultural, and business vitality.
Trinity Episcopal Church - 305 South Commerce - Natchez, MS - 601.445.8432
Founded in 1822, this is the oldest church building in Natchez. Built in the Federal style with a glided dome. A remodeling gave Trinity its present handsome Greek Revival appearance.
Washington Methodist Church - Hwy 61 North - Natchez, MS - 601.442.5880
Founded in 1794. Birthplace of Methodism for Mississippi, first church of the denomination organized in the Mississippi territory, located across Highway 61, from Historic Jefferson College. Sightseeing only, no tours.
Zion Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church - 228 N. Martin Luther King, Jr. Rd. - Natchez, MS - 601.442.1396
c. 1858. Presbyterian church was sold in 1866 to the AME Church, whose minister, Hiram Revels, became the first African-American to serve in the U.S. Congress
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Isle of Capri Casino & Hotel - 70 Silver St. - Natchez, MS - 601.445.0605
24 - Hour gaming facility. 143 rooms, handicapped accessible rooms, smoking rooms, outdoor pool, exercise room, restaurant, entertainment, golf package, conference rooms and senior discount. Accept Mastercard, Visa, American Express and Discover.
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Berry's Seafood - 175 Hwy. 61 South - Natchez, MS - 601.446.9518
All You Can Eat Seafood Buffet
Biscuit's & Blues - 315 Main Street - Natchez, MS - 601.446.9922
Calypso's - 70 Silver Street - Natchez, MS - 601.445.0605
Center City Grill - 125 N. Commerce Street - Natchez, MS - 601.442.1222
Located in the very Center of Historic Downtown Natchez this place has great sea-food,soups,steaks, sandwiches,catfishsalads and desserts.Wonderful New Orleans style atmosphere.
City Cafe' - 109 North Pearl Street - Natchez, MS - 601.442.5299
Located in the heart of Historic Downtown Natchez offering breakfast and lunch menus. Soup, Sandwiches and Breakfast items
Cock of the Walk - 200 North Broadway Street - Natchez, MS - 601.446.8920
Casual, Family-style
Country Cooking - 196 Seargeant S. Prentiss Dr - Natchez, MS - 601.442.9943
East China Restaurant - 335 D'Evereaux - Natchez, MS - 601.442.6875
Wonderful Chinese Cuisine
Fat Mama's Tamales - 500 South Canal Street - Natchez, MS - 601.442.4548
Log Cabin Specializing in tamales, known for margaritas!
Huddle House - 129 Hwy 61 South - Natchez, MS - 601.445.0405
Dine in or carry out
Hunan's Chinese - 25 Seargeant Prentiss Drive - Natchez, MS - 601.442.2121
Julep's Restaurant - 110 North Pearl St. - Natchez, MS - 601.445.6000
Wonderful restaurant overlooking courtyard with flowing fountains and gaslights. Breakfast and lunch.
King's Tavern - 619 Jefferson St. - Natchez, MS - 601.446.8845
Located in one of the oldest buildings in Mississippi. Specializing in Hicory Somked Prime Rib, also serving steak, seafood, and pasta.
La Fiesta Grande - 288 John R Junkin Drive - Natchez, MS - 601.445.0720
Great Mexican Cuisine
Lunch on the South Side - Franklin at Broadway Streets - Natchez, MS - 601.446.7733
Leisurely lunch atmosphere. Sandwiches,Soups, Salads, Desserts, Tea,Coffee, Freshly Made Lemonade and home potato chips made fresh daily.
Magnolia Grill - 29 Silver Street - Natchez, MS - 601.446.7670
Nestled on the bank of the Mississippi River.
Mammy's Cupboard - 555 Hwy. 61 South - Natchez, MS - 601.445.8957
Wonderful cuisine, located in a very unique building, also serving jams & jellies.
Marketplace Cafe' - 613 Main Street - Natchez, MS - 601.304.9399
Breakfast & Lunch, Available for Parties
Monmouth Plantation - 36 Melrose Ave. - Natchez, MS - 601.442.5852
Mornings begin with fabulous Southern breakfast in the Garden Room. Evenings with cocktails on the Courtyard. Dinner under candlelight and crystal every night in the Main Mansion.
Pearl St Pasta - 105 South Pearl St - Natchez, MS - 601.442.9284
Located in the heart of Historic Downtown Natchez, one of Natchez's finest restaurant's.
Pig Out Inn - 116 South Canal St - Natchez, MS - 601.442.8050
Wonderful Barbeque for lunch or dinner.
Planet Thailand - 112 North Commerce Street - Natchez, MS - 601.442.4220
Great place with great cuisine including Sushi!!
Ramada Hilltop Restaurant - 130 John R Junkin Drive - Natchez, MS - 601.446.6311
Friendly Restaurant overlooking the Mississippi River.
Restauran de La Salle - 110 Noth Pearl Street - Natchez, MS - 601.445.6000
Fantastic Southern Food in this 1927 Historic Landmark. You'll love it!
Ruby Tuesday - 55 Seargeant Prentiss Dr - Natchez, MS - 601.445.4463
Variety of foods. Something for everyone. Some southern style.
Ryan's Steak House - 305 D'Evereaux - Natchez, MS - 601.445.0730
One price all you can eat Mega Bar changes daily.
Slough Daddy's - 200 Canal Street - Natchez, MS - 601.442.3299
Casual Dining in the Old Canal Street Depot and its loading dock. soups,gumbos,sandwiches and salads.
South China - 495 John R. Junkin Drive - Natchez, MS - 601.442.1322
Great Chinese Buffet
The Carriage House - 401 High Street - Natchez, MS - 601.445.5151
Located on the grounds of Historic Stanton Hall the Carriage House offers southern cuisine. Famous for their Mint Juleps, Fried Chicken and Tea Biscuits.
The Castle Restaurant & Pub - 84 Homochitto Street - Natchez, MS - 601.446.8500
Located in the Old Carriage House, built prior to 1790, Southern
The Wok - 350 John R Junkin Drive - Natchez, MS - 601.446.9467
Variety of Chinese Cuisine
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Natchez Little Theatre - Linton Ave. at Maple St. - Natchez, MS - 601.442.2233
The Natchez Little Theatre presents 13 Productions each year, with 115 performances. Presentations include drama, operetta, children's theatre, comedy, variety show or a mixture. Community entertainment, at it's best.
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