Civil War Steamer Replica on Display

A replica of the Natchez No. 5 steamer is on display at Vicksburg's Battlefield Museum. The article contains an interesting history of the original ship.

A Different Grave

Here is a rather interesting story about a burial in Natchez.

New Book on Natchez Indians

James Barnett has just written The Natchez Indians: A History to 1735. The Natchez Democrat has an article on the book.

Andrew Jackson Weds in Natchez

A very interesting post about Andrew Jackson's wedding in Natchez.

Courthouse Gets New Life

The Adams County Courthouse erected in 1853 is getting a new life as a federal courthouse. Renovations on the 154-year-old building are nearing completion.

Monmouth Plantation Has a Blog

The Natchez plantation's blog is located here.

Longwood

Southern Byways has a post about the Natchez home Longwood.

Fascinating Blog

If you are interested in the history of the Natchez and Adams county area, you will want to take a peek at Dawn Dennis' well-documented blog.

Old Papers

A fascinating story about some old Natchez newspapers that were saved from Katrina.

House on Ellicott Hill

LINK - Shawn has a great link to a story in the Natchez paper about the House on Ellicott Hill, one of the city's historic homes. In a recent restoration of the home, they found some exciting new details of the home's history!