Stanton Hall

Experience the grandeur of Stanton Hall and step back into the opulent world of the antebellum South. Discover the remarkable story of Frederick Stanton, an Irish immigrant who built this magnificent Greek Revival-style home in 1857, investing $83,000—a fortune at the time. Explore the architectural brilliance of Stanton Hall, from its vast scale to the intricate marble mantles and oversized pier mirrors that create a sense of endless elegance in the double parlors. Learn about the home’s transformation from a private residence to Stanton College for young ladies, and finally to the historic landmark maintained by the Pilgrimage Garden Club.

Explore the rich history and artistry preserved in every corner of Stanton Hall. Experience the elegance of 19th-century interiors, from the ornate woodwork to the carefully curated furnishings that reflect the wealth and taste of its original owner. Discover how Stanton Hall’s design and craftsmanship make it one of Natchez’s most celebrated homes. Learn about the life of Frederick Stanton and his contributions to the city’s history, gaining insight into the culture, economy, and social life of the antebellum period. Enjoy an unforgettable hour immersed in history, architecture, and Southern charm.