Antebellum Home

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.

Duff Green Mansion In preparation for my fourth in a series of posts featuring some of the "haunted" antebellum houses of Vicksburg, I visit...

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.

The houses and sets from the movie "Gone with the Wind," including Tara, Twelve Oaks, and Aunt Pittypat's house.

The Weatherbee Estate (Circa 1840) is an elegantly preserved Old Southern Antebellum home on 17 acres, just 20 minutes from Jackson! The gorgeous main house is 4190 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 fireplaces, formal dining and living, library, updated kitchen, sunroom, study, master downstairs, 12 foot ceilings in formal rooms and 10 foot ceilings in the other rooms, and a gunite pool. The Guest house is 1345 sq. feet, 1 bedroom, 1 bath, huge kitchen and garden/living room with vaulted…

Traditional southern home, metal roof, two story porch, dormers... But without the metal rood and dormers...

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.

Check out the housing trends of the past to understand how they shape our present and future abodes.

A 7,400 square feet plantation-era mansion in Louisiana is going to auction.

This historic eighteenth-century house enters a new chapter as a family home with careful restoration and renovation, sympathetic interiors by Hugh Henry and gardens that open out to the surrounding woods, streams and coast beyond.