Natchez National Historical Park

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Melrose Visitor Center

Address: 1 Melrose-Montebello Parkway, Natchez, MS 39120

Natchez, the oldest city on the Mississippi River, layers French Fort Rosalie (1716), the grand estate of enslaver-turned-planter aristocracy at Melrose, and the remarkable home of William Johnson, a free Black barber whose diary recorded antebellum life in unmatched detail.

Explore the Melrose estate grounds and the William Johnson House; young kids can earn a Junior Ranger badge. For a challenge, tour all the sites, including the Fort Rosalie bluff and the stories of Natchez's enslaved and free Black communities.

Coordinates: 31.54316, -91.38312

Natchez Visitor Center

Address: 640 S. Canal St., Natchez, MS 39120

Natchez, the oldest city on the Mississippi River, layers French Fort Rosalie (1716), the grand estate of enslaver-turned-planter aristocracy at Melrose, and the remarkable home of William Johnson, a free Black barber whose diary recorded antebellum life in unmatched detail.

Explore the Melrose estate grounds and the William Johnson House; young kids can earn a Junior Ranger badge. For a challenge, tour all the sites, including the Fort Rosalie bluff and the stories of Natchez's enslaved and free Black communities.

Coordinates: 31.55475, -91.41209

William Johnson House Visitor Center

Address: 210 State Street, Natchez, MS 39120

Natchez, the oldest city on the Mississippi River, layers French Fort Rosalie (1716), the grand estate of enslaver-turned-planter aristocracy at Melrose, and the remarkable home of William Johnson, a free Black barber whose diary recorded antebellum life in unmatched detail.

Explore the Melrose estate grounds and the William Johnson House; young kids can earn a Junior Ranger badge. For a challenge, tour all the sites, including the Fort Rosalie bluff and the stories of Natchez's enslaved and free Black communities.

Coordinates: 31.56009, -91.40582

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