Richmond 1784, 1832, 1860

Experience the architectural evolution of Richmond, a remarkable Natchez home purchased by Levin R. Marshall in 1832 and still lovingly preserved by his descendants. What began as a simple raised cottage soon transformed into an imposing residence with the addition of a grand Greek Revival section, followed by another refined architectural expansion in the early 1850s. The blending of styles creates one of the most visually intriguing and historically significant homes in the region.

Discover original cypress floors beneath your feet and step into elegant double parlors and dining rooms that showcase a premier example of Greek Revival design. Admire furnishings thoughtfully placed by the first-generation owners and view a distinctive collection of period bathtubs that add character and authenticity. Recognized for its cultural and architectural importance, Richmond has been proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1978.