This six-story 30,000 square foot mansion was designed by Samuel Sloan of Philadelphia for wealthy planter Haller Nutt and his wife, Julia Williams Nutt, and epitomizes the rise and fall of the South.
140 Lower Woodville Rd Natchez , MS 39120 United States
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Built by Dr. Haller Nutt who died in 1864 before the house was completely finished. The doctor and his wife, Julia's spirits are said to still roam here. Dr. Nutt has been seen in the garden .
$12 a ticket, tours run pretty frequently. Gorgeous pre-Civil War mansion. Largest octagonal house in the US. Definitely worth a visit!
Best house to see behind, Melrose. Check this house out if you can!
Tickets were $25 a person.
15 a person at the gate.. No military discount
Best attraction in Natchez, MS.
Beat mansion in Natchez! Just spectacular!
Russell Edgington house :-) king of Mississippi from True Blood
Une maison a l ’architecture étonnante, le lieux est vraiment hors du temps. Le prix de l ’entrée est un peu cher par contre (25$).
This was the best tour ever, out tour guide was the best. This is one tour you can't miss. - Corey Skipper
Great tour. Tim was our guide and was knowledgable and did a good job. - Denise Boyce
Deserves more than just a sign telling what went on here. - Ed ???????? Berrevoets
awesome sandwiches and desserts. Rue ban w/ side of vegetable soup is the best! - Fat Mama's Tamales