Spring Pilgrimage 1858 Magnolia Hall

Also known as the “Henderson-Britton House,” Magnolia Hall was the last mansion built in Natchez before the Civil War. Constructed of brick and covered with stucco, it was painted and scored to look like Brownstone. This fine Greek Revival townhome presents the story of the lavish mid-nineteenth-century lifestyle of the Henderson and Britton families. Today, the house serves as the headquarters of The Natchez Garden Club and hosts many weddings, formal dinners, balls, and social events. The second floor displays elaborate costumes representing
pre-Civil War era pageantry highlights the legacy of preservation associated with the women’s organizations in Natchez for almost a century.

The last Grand Mansion was completed before the Civil War
Restored Brownstone Façade
Costume Museum and Historic Photo Station