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c. 1835. Greek Revival home with stately exterior, surrounded by impeccably landscaped grounds and rose garden.
c. 1857. Once a cotton plantation, this beautiful Greek Revival mansion is now restored and open to the public. During the Civil War, Rosswood served as a hospital for the wounded. Examine 1800s plantation diaries and documents. Historic B&B. Member of Bed & Breakfast Association of Mississippi.
c. 1840. Home of Nobel Prize-winning author William Faulkner from 1930 until 1962. View the outline of his famous novel, A Fable, written in the author's own hand on his study wall.
c. 1859-61. Haunting remains of one of the largest antebellum mansions built in the state. Spared during the Civil War, it was burned in 1890. Twenty-three fluted columns are all that remain. Featured in "Raintree County," with Elizabeth Taylor.
c.1898 This Classic Queen Anne home has recently undergone restoration, and has remained one of Aberdeen's major landmarks for more than 100 years. Features original moldings, fine pristine wood work, and period antiques.
c. 1874. Italianate-Victorian home features plaster moldings, extensive collections of quilts, clocks and antiques.
c. 1848. Greek Revival. National Register of Historic Places. Experience the southern charm and old mansion atmosphere with all the modern conveniences of today. Meetings, weddings and special event.
c. 1907. Built by a prominent Jewish businessman. Designed in the Prairie style made popular by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright.
This early 20th century house, now located in Snowden Grove Park, was the summer home of the Snowden family. The home was restored by the City of Southaven, retaining 1920s style architecture. Open for tours by appointment only.
Until recently, Stanton Hall was only available for rent to members of the Pilgrimage Garden Club, to use as a reception venue on their special day. Stanton Hall is now available to the public to rent as a reception and/or wedding venue. The interior of the home is absolutely stunning and features gorgeous Cornelius & Baker chandeliers in the main entry hall, dining room, library, and double parlors. The hallway runs the length of the house and is highlighted by ornate egg & dart molding which is anchored atop large dental molding, allowing for a molding depth of over ten inches. This venue is so extraordinary that your guests will talk about it for years to come. The main house will accommodate quite a few folks, but if you need more space the Carriage House restaurant is located just across the courtyard from the main house, and it's a great place for a band and dancing. When the weather is nice, the courtyard can be used for outside bar and food table setups. Stanton Hall is also located within walking distance of some downtown hotels and bed & breakfast facilities.