Stanton Hall
Antebellum splendor in the heart of Natchez. The facade of Stanton's home was equally impressive with its Corinthian columns and delicate cast iron railings.
In 1857, Irish immigrant and cotton merchant Frederick Stanton began construction on the home of his dreams: a palatial Greek Revival style residence in the heart of Natchez. Then known as Belfast, Stanton's home occupied an entire city block and cost over $83,000 before it was even furnished. Marble mantel pieces were imported from New York, ornate gasoliers were purchased from Philadelphia, and
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Natchez, MS
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