State: Mississippi
Mississippi is home to some of the South’s most historic towns, where streets are still lined with homes that haven’t lost their sense of time. You’ll find Greek Revivals with tall columns, Folk Victorians with decorative trim, shotgun houses, and simple cottages that show their age with grace. In places like Natchez, Aberdeen, and Holly Springs, entire neighborhoods feel like open-air museums, with homes that still carry their original mantels, heart pine floors, tall windows, and plaster walls. Some houses have been lovingly restored. Others are still waiting quietly, full of stories. If you’re drawn to towns where the past feels close and the architecture speaks for itself, you’ll find it in Mississippi.
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1854 “Snowdoun” in Columbus, MS
”One of a Kind” This Masterpiece is one of the Finest Antebellum Homes in the South. Snowdoun was constructed in 1854 by Governor James Whitfield and is a US National Landmark. The Grand Octagonal Parlor with a spiral Staircase is truly Eloquent. Custom Silk Wall Coverings, Hand Carved Molding, Original Chandeliers, wine cooling room, and Elevator are just a few unique characteristics. The kitchen is a chef’s paradise with top of the line appliances including an AGA stove and Sub-Zero refrigerator. The executive library is divine with custom molding and inlay. The large backyard has exquisite, Southern landscaping and a large patio, gazebo, pergola, and guest house.
