Condé Nast TravelerJan 30The New 'Natchez' Documentary Gives a Strange Glimpse of Mississippi Antebellum TourismThe tourism town of Natchez, wrestling with difficult histories, presents a microcosm for the wider United States.Happens every October16 things in this storyRev's Natchez Country ToursPlaceLeads tours through Jefferson, Claiborne, and Adams CountiesForks of the RoadSightSite of the second largest slave market in the USHolly HedgesSightOwner incorporates stories of enslaved people into toursMelroseAttractionIncredible structure, well-preserved, few owners before parks serviceConcord QuartersHotelBed and breakfast in former slave quarters, archaeological siteNatchez Museum of African American History and CultureMuseumThe museum chronicles the history and culture of African Americans in the southern United States.Midtown GrillRestaurantServes a catfish sandwichRolling River ReloadedRestaurantServes weekend brunchSteampunk Coffee RoastersRestaurantServes espressoNatchez Brewing CompanyPubServes local craft beerThe Malt ShopRestaurantServes old-school ice creamNatchez Balloon FestivalFestivalHappens every OctoberNational Literary and Cinema CelebrationFestivalHappens in FebruaryNatchez Garden ClubPlacePilgrimage Garden ClubPlaceColonial WilliamsburgSightRead the full piece at Condé Nast Traveler →
