Stanton Hall
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Explore the double parlors with mirrored walls creating infinite visual depth
Experience the home’s transformation from private residence to Stanton College
Discover the Pilgrimage Garden Club’s role in preserving Stanton Hall today
Enjoy intricate woodwork and period furnishings reflecting 19th-century elegance
Stanton Hall: A Grand Symbol of Antebellum Elegance
Discover the grandeur of Stanton Hall, one of Natchez’s most celebrated antebellum landmarks and a stunning example of Greek Revival architecture. Built in 1857 by Frederick Stanton, an Irish immigrant who invested $83,000 in its construction, the mansion reflects the ambition, wealth, and elegance of the era.
Discover the architectural brilliance of Stanton Hall as you explore its impressive scale, intricate details, and luxurious interiors. Admire the double parlors featuring beautiful marble mantels and oversized pier mirrors that create a remarkable sense of space and sophistication.
Discover the fascinating transformation of Stanton Hall from a private residence into Stanton College for young ladies before becoming a historic landmark preserved by the Pilgrimage Garden Club. Learn how each chapter added to the home’s lasting legacy.
Discover the artistry and craftsmanship throughout the mansion, from ornate woodwork to carefully preserved furnishings representing 19th-century Southern life. Experience the story of Frederick Stanton and gain insight into the culture, traditions, and history that shaped antebellum Natchez.
Stanton Hall: A Grand Symbol of Antebellum Elegance
Discover the grandeur of Stanton Hall, one of Natchez’s most celebrated antebellum landmarks and a stunning example of Greek Revival architecture. Built in 1857 by Frederick Stanton, an Irish immigrant who invested $83,000 in its construction, the mansion reflects the ambition, wealth, and elegance of the era.
Discover the architectural brilliance of Stanton Hall as you explore its impressive scale, intricate details, and luxurious interiors. Admire the double parlors featuring beautiful marble mantels and oversized pier mirrors that create a remarkable sense of space and sophistication.
Discover the fascinating transformation of Stanton Hall from a private residence into Stanton College for young ladies before becoming a historic landmark preserved by the Pilgrimage Garden Club. Learn how each chapter added to the home’s lasting legacy.
Discover the artistry and craftsmanship throughout the mansion, from ornate woodwork to carefully preserved furnishings representing 19th-century Southern life. Experience the story of Frederick Stanton and gain insight into the culture, traditions, and history that shaped antebellum Natchez.
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Customer Reviews
Such a beautiful home! Definitely my favorite one I've toured so far. The woodwork is absolutely stunning! I honestly feel like words don't do the work justice. Its an absolute gem! I still wish things were made this way today! The detail of each chandelier is stunning! Each room is also designed differently. Absolutely loved this tour and definitely recommend doing this!
Our first visit to a Natchez Antebellum mansion. Our tour guide, Judy, was delightful, entertaining and knowledgeable. The mansion, now owned by one of the Natchez garden clubs, is beautiful and well maintained. Interestingly, when the garden club first acquired the mansion (1938, I think) it had little to no furniture but through hard work and generous donors (some of whom relatives of the original owner) the mansion has beautiful period furniture much of which is original to the home. Worth the visit.
This was well worth our time. The home is absolutely beautiful! We also enjoyed learning about the history of the home. The price for tickets were reasonable. The tour guide, Barbara did a wonderful job showing the home and answering our questions. Judy, the gift shop lady was super friendly. I would recommend stopping here if you are in town and have the time.
