More from Our Natchez Trace Vacation

Magnolia Hall was one of the best Greek Revival Houses to visit. Unfortunely the day we were there the Hall was closed. But that did not stop me from stepping up to the front porch and taking a few pictures of the front door and one of the many floor to ceiling windows.


I loved the large windows with the tall shutters. Just needed a rocking chair or porch swing and a glass of ice tea to make it perfect.

This is the front door to Magnolia Hall.

Magnolia Hall was built about 1858.


Behind Magnolia Hall was this sweet little hideaway. A vine covered

sitting area. I can imagine a nice place to slip away with a book to read.

Historic Natchez Mississippi October 2011 Trip

The Mighty Mississippi River looking south from the

Natchez Visitor Center

Stanton Hall in Natchez Mississippi

Beautiful House and Grounds

We had a wonderful time in Natchez. We camped at the

Natchez State Park, just north of Natchez. It was a very nice and clean

campground. We were there for 5 days and met folks from all over!

Our plan was to visit Natchez for a couple of days and then travel up the Natchez Trace.

Well, we decided to stay at the campground for a couple of more days.

Only made it up the Trace to Jackson, MS.

Our plan now is to resume the Trace soon and follow it through to Tennessee.

I will post a few more days later of other historic places we visited.