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HistoryStanton Hall was built circa 1857. This preservation project of the Pilgrimage Garden Club of Natchez is one of the most magnificent and palatial residences of antebellum America. The interior contains original furnishings and Natchez antiques, including hand-carved woodwork, silver-plated hinges and doorknobs and marble mantles. The original owner was Frederick Stanton, a cotton broker who immigrated in 1815 to Natchez from Ireland at the age of 21, and became one of the richest men in Adams County. |
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HospitalityNatchez is celebrated for her Southern Hospitality. The Stanton Hall staff specializes in catering to your every need. We look forward to making your event one to remember. |
Longwood, with its unusual octagonal shape and fantastic onion dome, began construction in 1860. The Civil War interrupted Dr. Haller Nutt's magnificent plans, but his family continued to live in the finished area. |
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Today you can tour the home, inspect the unfinished interior for
yourself, and view the grounds where Julia Nutt once tended to acres
of roses.
Stanton Hall and Longwood are featured at PremierBrideMS.com and SouthernBride.com |
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Southern CuisineFamous for its Southern Cuisine, Stanton Hall & The Carriage House Restaurant have been the sites of memorable weddings and events since 1946. Many classic recipes have become synonymous with Stanton Hall & The Carriage House. There are also new recipes designed by Chef Regina Charboneau, known for her Contemporary Southern Cuisine. Our Events Coordinator will assist you in planning your perfect event. |
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