Selection and service was great!! It was very easy to get to this location from Louisiana!!read more

Awesome shop. Super friendly, ton of variety in juices. Laid back atmosphere. Reasonably priced…read more Nice selection of tanks and mods as well for a smaller town vape store. Definitely would go back again and recommend to anyone that is in the area.

So easy registering at The Nest for wedding and pilgrimage gifts! John Grady and his team is…read moreamazing!!

We came here as part of the pilgrimage. Absolutely stunning house with some amazing history. Def…read moreworth a visit. Lansdowne (Natchez, Mississippi) -built in 1853 as a wedding gift for George Matthews Marshall and his wife, Charlotte Hunt. Charlotte was the daughter of David Hunt, a wealthy planter known as "King David." The estate was named after their English friend, the Marquess of Lansdowne, reflecting the couple's admiration for English landed gentry. The mansion showcases Greek Revival architecture and retains many original features, including Italian marble mantels and Zuber & Cie wallpaper. The estate originally spanned 727 acres and was a working cotton plantation, relying on enslaved labor before the Civil War. During the war, George Marshall was wounded at the Battle of Shiloh and subsequently paid a substitute to serve in his place. In 1865, Union soldiers attempted to loot Lansdowne, but the family's butler, Robert, had hidden their silver under the floorboards, thwarting the theft. After the war, the Marshalls faced economic challenges due to the abolition of slavery. Charlotte sold butter and eggs to support the family and maintain the estate. Despite these hardships, Lansdowne remained in the Marshall family and has been carefully preserved. Today, it encompasses 120 acres and is still owned by descendants of George and Charlotte. The estate offers tours and operates as a bed and breakfast, allowing visitors to experience its rich history and original furnishings.

We were welcomed by the family and staff with punch, who then shared the estate grounds and the…read moreinterior like we were family. Had an amazing lunch of curried chicken and creamed spinach followed by plum cake. Excellent!

What a wonderful hidden gem in cute downtown Natchez, MS. It's within walking distance of several…read morehistorical sites, shops, restaurants, and bars. Girlfriends and I were looking for a place for a short trip and found this B&B. Ms. Rose and Miss Kiana were very professional in welcoming us to the property while making us feel like family as well. We stayed in the Lincoln Suite-highly recommend. The area was spacious and the bed was very comfortable. Of course, what would a B&B be without some delicious breakfast offerings. Ms. Mary - the sweet lady in charge of breakfast made sure we had a wonderful dining experience. Natchez Manor seems to be a great choice for a retreat whether solo-with friends or with your special someone. I will definitely stay here again!

I stay in Natchez often, and this is hands down the best place in town! Gorgeous space with…read moreincredible rooftop deck and downstairs lounge. Delicious Southern breakfast. Comfortable room with a full tub, Keurig, and beautiful view. Amazing location in the heart of historic Natchez by the Mississippi. I can't wait to return! Thank you Natchez Manor!

I am approaching my senior years and have been wearing glasses since I was in kindergarten. I have…read morehave many different eye doctors in my life and NONE...I repeat none have come to the level of professionalism and care that Dr. Bridget Milliken and her staff have. If you need an Optometrist then she is the one to use. So by all means give their office a call, visit or browse their website.

Great experience! I was visiting in the area and lost the lens from my glasses. Both my contact…read morelens and glasses RX were expired. I was able to see Dr. Bridget Milliken the day I called. She was very friendly and professional, as was the whole staff. I may want to travel to Natchez for all my future eye needs!

My daughter with a service dog attempted to shop here. Apparently her service dog had to pass the…read moresniff test with the uncontrolled dog outside. When the uncontrolled dog tried to "hump" the service dog, the service dog walked away. The other dog pinned him and started to bite. According to the owner, it was the service dog's fault even though in his training, he learned not to attack or fight. My daughter was left shaken. A child, presumably, the owner's even threatened the service dog. It is a crime to interfere with a service dog and its duty. Never again!! Any other feed store we shop at, the dogs are controlled and have had no problems.

This is a family owned and operated Farm Supply. Everyone has always been friendly and very helpful.read more

Natchez, MIS a4* Magnolia Hall…read moreAntebellum Greek Revival architecture Antique furnishings, clothing, and rooms Fun to roam around Lovely outdoors

It was not part of my original idea for my most recent trip to Natchez, but I had to use the…read morerestroom desperately. $20 for a 30 minute tour seems a bit steep, and as the Garden Club owns it, the focus of the tour seems to be on the things the Garden Club does, which is all fine and good. Everything seems to be restored to its original style and looks, and the history of the house is covered well, and it is nice that they point out that the kitchen was attached to the house. Clothes from the time frame the house was built and dresses from the current balls they have. It was all quite lovely.

I loved my session with Michael Chapman Studios! Beautifully and professionally done! I would…read moresuggest this studio for any photography needs!