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The Martha Vick House (circa 1830) |
1300 Grove Street Phone: (601) 638-7036 Visit the last Vick family home in Vicksburg. This mini-mansion, built for the unmarried daughter of Vicksburg's founder, Newitt Vick, has been carefully restored and furnished as a "fine but comfortable" home. Elegant 18th and early 19th century antiques and a large collection of fine French paintings are displayed in every room. The house is available for private parties and receptions by prior arrangement. Recommended by AAA, Exxon Travel Club, Mobil Travel Guide, and Smithsonian Travel. Approx. 40-min. tour. e-mail: marthavickvb@netscape.net |
Christ Church (Episcopal) |
1119 Main Street Phone: (601) 638-5899 or 636-3519 Christ Church is the oldest building for public assembly in Vicksburg. The cornerstone was laid in 1839 by Bishop Leonidas Polk, who later was a Lt. General in The Confederate Army. During the siege of 1863, the Rev. W. W. Lord conducted daily services in spite of the shellings. Many of the original furnishings are still in use in the four regular weekly worship services. The mid-nineteenth century house next door is still the home of the rector. http:www.cechurch.com |
The Duff Green Mansion (circa 1856) |
1114 First East Street Phone: (601) 636-6968 or 638-6662 Toll-Free: 1-800-992-0037 The lovely 3-story Duff Green Mansion was constructed by skilled slave labor and was a hospital for Confederate and Union soldiers during the Civil War. Large ballroom available for private parties and receptions. Can accommodate handicapped. Approx. 30-minute tour. www.duffgreenmansion. |
Anchuca (circa 1830) |
1010 First East Street Phone: (601) 661-0111 Toll-Free: 1-888-686-0111 This historically registered 1830 Greek revival home has been magnificently restored to its original stately elegance. Beautiful period antiques, private baths, and gracious comfort are provided to overnight guests. Come experience refined elegance and Southern hospitality. Approx. 30 minute tour. e-mail: anchuca1@bellsouth.net website: http://www.anchucamansion.com |
Bazsinsky House (circa 1861) |
1022 Monroe Street at Grove Street Phone: (601) 638-8404 )601) 218-8201 Two conflicting stories, one a fifty-three page handwritten family history, the other a researched account of documented events, |
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (circa 1869) |
Corner of South and Monroe Streets Phone: (601) 636-0542 Holy Trinity has been a place of spiritual refreshment to Vicksburg for many years. With its slate roof and steeple, it can be seen from all parts of the city. Holy Trinity is on the National Register of Historic Places and of the eleven Tiffany windows in Mississippi, it contains six. |
The Corners (circa 1873) |
601 Klein Street Phone: (601) 636-7421 Toll-Free: 1-800-444-7421 Situated on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi and Yazoo Rivers, the Corners was built in 1872 as a wedding present to a favored daughter of the Kleins who lived next door at Cedar Grove. Pierced columns with the symbols of love and marriage carved into them and lovely Creole parterre gardens below the front gallery are unique to The Corners. Available for private parties and receptions. 30-minute tour. |
Cedar Grove Mansion-Inn (1840-1858) |
2200 Oak Street; P.O. Box B Phone: (601) 636-1000 Toll-Free: 1-800-862-1300 A magnificent 1840 Greek Revival Mansion overlooking the Mississippi River on four acres with formal gardens, gazebos, fountains and courtyards which are a prelude to the mansion furnished with many original antiques, including gas-lit chandeliers. A union cannonball is still lodged in the parlor wall. Approximately 30-minute tour. |
Annabelle (circa 1868) |
501 Speed Street Phone: (601) 638-2000: FAX (601) 636-5054 Toll-Free: 1-800-791-2000 This stately Victorian Italianate residence was built on a bluff above the Mississippi river by John Alexander Klein, on his Cedar Grove estate, for his son Madison Conrad. Annabelle is elegantly furnished with beautiful antiques, fine art, and rare family heirlooms, some of museum quality. The courtyard, with it's fountain and swimming pool, is shaded by crepe myrtles, pecan and magnolia trees. Listed in Fodor's South's Best B&Bs; Mobile Guide 3 Star rating. AAA Three Diamond Award. German spoken. 30-minute tour. |
Stained Glass Manor-Oak Hall (1902-1908) |
2430 Drummond Street Phone: (601) 638-8893 Toll Free: 1-00-771-8893 Last major Vick home built in Vicksburg. Possibly the finest example of Mission-style architecture in Mississippi (National Register of Historic Places). 38 stained glass windows and thousands of feet of rich woodwork dazzle you while you stay or visit this beautifully appointed and graceful Southern home right in the heart of town. Sumptuous bedrooms, fixtures, and grand staircase are presented in their original size and state to enhance your perception of the builder's lifestyle. |
Mississippi River Tours |
Downtown Waterfront Phone: (601) 883-1083 or Toll Free: 1-866-807-BOAT (2628) Fax: (601) 661-8461 The "Sweet Olive" is an enclosed boat with large panoramic viewing windows that open. It is both air-conditioned and heated and very comfortable! Tours in rain or shine. Also offers: Private parties, meetings, group tours and more. |
Maggio Historic Walking Tours |
Old Towne Vicksburg area - Main Street and Cherry Street Phone: (601) 831-5869 The tours are one and a half to two hours through one of the most Historic Districts in the city where you will learn about the history of approximately 35 homes and establishments during your walk. |
Walking Ghost Tour in Historic Downtown Vicksburg |
1100 Washington St. Phone: (601) 636-0611 Fax: (601) 636-0110 Expert storytellers will capture your imagination with historical ghost stories about the Civil War, Vicksburg and the Mississippi River. |
Discover Vicksburg Tours |
Phone: (601) 638-6500 Fax: (601) 638-8746 Certified tour guides entertain you with tales of Vicksburg’s rich past. Hear stories of triumph and defeat; of heroes and scoundrels; and of prosperity and disaster. Each tour takes approximately two hours. Tours depart from the Vicksburg Visitor’s Center across from the National Military Park entrance. |
Ghost Tours: Ghosts & Haunts |
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Phone: (601) 638-6500 Discover the Ghosts of Vicksburg in safe, air conditioned comfort as we pass almost 50 historic sites including the infamously haunted houses like McRaven and Duff Green homes where the spirits of Confederate soldiers still welcome visitors. Veteran tour guides show you the dark side of Vicksburg that only comes out at night and is heard behind closed doors. |