Concord Quarters 1819

Experience a powerful journey through Concord Quarters, where history is preserved with honesty and reflection. Walk through the original quarters connected to the enslaved African American men, women, and children of old Concord, and gain meaningful insight into their lives, resilience, and enduring legacy. This site stands not only as a remembrance of the past but as a place of healing, education, and hope for a better and more inclusive future.

Discover serene walking grounds shaded by majestic oak and magnolia trees while learning about the golden age of Spanish rule in Natchez and the enslaved African American cotton laborers whose work built the region’s wealth. With thoughtfully preserved spaces and welcoming Bed and Breakfast accommodations, Concord Quarters offers an experience that blends reflection, history, and Southern hospitality in a deeply meaningful setting.