MAGNOLIA HALL
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2024
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2024
Built in 1858, this residence was the last built before the War of Secession. She was owned by Thomas Henderson, a rich planter who was also Vice-president of the American Colonization Society, a group for the liberation of slaves and their passage to Africa. After Henderson's death, the house changed several ownership times before being transferred to the Natchez Garden Club in 1976. You can visit the ground floor and discover on the floor a museum dedicated to fashion in the late th century.
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