Antebellum Homes

Step back in time and explore the grandeur of Mississippi's majestic antebellum homes, from the stunning Greek Revival architecture of Longwood in Natchez to the opulent Italianate-style Stanton Hall, and join a virtual tour to uncover the stories that whisper through the columns and verandas of these awe-inspiring mansions.

Temple Heights-One of the South's most outstanding antebellum homes, ca 1837, features 4 floors of history, charm, and elegance. With 14 Doric columns and porches on three facades, this home has been lovingly restored. The highly acclaimed gardens offer both beauty and serenity. This wonderful estate, which comes with a guesthouse, has often been showcased in both print and broadcast. This property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Historic American Building Survey, and…

Discover the charm and timeless appeal of classic house plans with practical design tips and creative ideas to bring your dream home to life.

What is antebellum architecture? These grandiose homes are commonly found in the Deep South. Here's a look at their defining features—and complicated past.

A jubilant restoration brings an iconic Greek Revival house gorgeously back to life.

Ruth A on Instagram: “Greenwood circa 1830- pic 2 from 1930. House burned down in 1960 except for steps and columns & was rebuilt- Greenwood’s now a B&B…”

The south is such a beautiful part of this country with all its history, pride and glory but what I love the most, is the beauty of the antebellum homes.