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 City of Natchez,
Mississippi
Historic Downtown
Natchez
Blocks of historic buildings with shops, restaurants and river
walks.
Annual Natchez
Powwow - March
Crowds gather annually to enjoy inter-tribal dancing, Native
American arts and crafts, food and more at the Grand Village of the
Natchez Indian.
Natchez Little
Theatre
Angels on the Bluff
Angels on the Bluff is an evening tour of Natchez City Cemetery with
famous residents portrayed by costumed actors. The tour is $20. For
more information call Natchez Visitors Center at (601)446-6345.
Bluff Blues Fest -
April
Bluff Park is the perfect place to rest and relax as you gaze across
the waters of the mighty Mississippi. Also, host to the Natchez
Bluff Blues Fest in April with world class blues musicians on the
banks of the river. For more information call the Natchez Convention
and Visitors Bureau at (601)446-6345.
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Roaster
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Natchez Historic
City Tour
Narrated motor coach tour of over 50 antebellum houses and churches
throughout this river city. This 50-minute, air conditioned tour
departs from the Natchez Visitor Center. For more information call
Natchez Convention Bureau at (800)647-6724.
Civil War
Reenactment
Enjoy Civil War re-enactments at Historic Jefferson
College on the second weekend in November. Admission is
free. For more information, call Clark Burkett at (601) 442-2901.
Grand Village of
the Natchez Indians
This area features a museum, reconstructed Natchez Indian house, and
three ceremonial mounds.
Historic Jefferson
College
A lovely historic site that is on the National Register of Historic
Places. Visitors can tour the grounds.
House on Ellicott
Hill
Deemed the architectural gem of Natchez, it occupies the site where
in 1797 Major Andre Ellicott, on orders from George Washington,
defied Spanish authority and raised the American flag for the first
time in the Lower Mississippi Valley.
Natchez Fall
Pilgrimage - October
Daily historic home tour features thirty-one antebellum mansions and
gardens with costumed hostesses. Also, elaborate evening
entertainment
Natchez Spring
Pilgrimage - March
Daily historic home tour features thirty-one antebellum mansions and
gardens with costumed hostesses. Also, elaborate evening
entertainment.
Natchez National
Cemetery
Burial site for approximately 3,000 Union soldiers and famous
citizens of Historic Natchez.
The Natchez Museum
of African American History and Culture
This museum highlights African American history and culture from
1890-1950s through lectures, pageants, artifacts, books,
photographs, and records. For more information, call (601)445-0728.
Natchez National
Historical Park
This park contains three important sites for history buffs: Fort
Rosalie, the William Johnson House and the Melrose estate.
Old South Winery
This winery produces 12 table wines and offers tours and tastings.
The Rosalie
Located at the corner of Canal and Orleans Street, this home is a
National Historic Landmark. Daily tours are available along with a
gift shop. Rosalie has a Federal Style of architecture and is an
antebellum mansion. Owned and operated by the Mississippi State
Society Daughters of the American Revolution, it is located on a
high bluff overlooking the Mississippi River. (601)445-4555
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Victorian Christmas
in Natchez - December
A month of Christmas special events in Historic Downtown Natchez.
For a complete listing, call 601-446-6345 or 800-647-6724
Bluff Park
A perfect place to rest and relax as you gaze across the waters of
the mighty Mississippi. Also, host to the Natchez Bluff Blues Fest
in April
Canal Street Depot
This turn-of-the-century train depot features many shops & Natchez
Pilgrimage Tour Headquarters. For more information, call
601-442-2614.
Carriage tours
(Canal Street Depot)
Horse-drawn carriage tours are offered through the heart of the
Natchez Historic District featuring antebellum mansions & Victorian
townhouses, over 30 antique shops, and the historic Natchez City
Cemetery.
City Trolley
With ten stops throughout downtown Natchez, the City Trolley will
deliver you to the doorstep of downtown attractions. Trolley hours
are 9am - 4pm Sunday and 9am - 5pm Monday - Saturday.
Natchez Golf Courses
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Beau Pre Country
Club -
This course, located on a bluff, features rolling terrain and
scenic canyon vistas. The wide, undulating fairways and large,
receptive greens have garnered rave reviews from local golfers.
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Duncan Park Golf
Club -
This course's terrain varies in undulation, so be prepared for a
variety of lies. In addition, many of the trees lining the
fairways can alter your shots, and water hazards come into play
on a couple holes.
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Winding Creek Golf
Course -
This course was built on rolling terrain and features tree-lined
fairways. Numerous sand bunkers have been incorporated into the
course design. In addition, water hazards come into play on a
few holes.
Natchez Trace National
Scenic Trail
There is currently 63 miles of the Natchez Trace National Scenic
Trail open for use in four areas along the Natchez Trace Parkway.
Walking tours
At only 14 square miles, walking tours are immensely popular,
interesting and meaningful. Bicycle rentals and bike tours from
Natchez Bicycle Center make the trek especially enjoyable.
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