Stanton Hall is an impressive Antebellum home located in downtown Natchez, MS. Built between 1851 and 1857 for a cotton broker, it showcases stunning architecture with grand columns and exquisite interiors. Originally named Belfast, the mansion has a rich history, including its transformation into Stanton College for Young Ladies in 1890. The museum offers guided tours that are informative and engaging, with knowledgeable guides who share fascinating stories about the Hall and its original inhabitants. Visitors enjoy the stunning period furnishings and beautiful gardens that create a picturesque setting. While some found the guides to have a monotonous delivery, the overall experience is highly regarded, providing a captivating glimpse into mid-19th century life. Stanton Hall also serves as a venue for events, wedding receptions, and features a gift shop. The pristine condition of the house and grounds, along with the charm of Natchez along the Mississippi River, makes it a must-see destination for those interested in Southern history and architecture.
Large house with some original furniture. Buying a joint ticket with Longhope saves money.
October 2025
Stanton Hall is a very beautiful antebellum home that is definitely worth checking out. Our tour guide, Micah, was very knowledgable and made the experience more memorable.
September 2025
Chuck was very helpful & very knowledgeable of the subject matter. We enjoyed the tour very much!
