Publisher: Hastings House Publishers 1953
Unpaginated -- Approx. size: 8.25 by 6.25 inches
 
A beautifully presented survey of Natchez, Mississippi’s most celebrated homes, churches, and historic landmarks. Oliver’s work blends architectural appreciation with regional history, offering readers a guided look at the city’s antebellum mansions, preserved streetscapes, and cultural heritage. Illustrated with period photographs and thoughtful commentary, this volume captures the character and craftsmanship that define Natchez’s architectural legacy.

Ideal for collectors of Historic Architecture, Southern Heritage, and Regional Americana, this book stands as both a visual record and a tribute to one of the South’s most storied communities

Mild soiling to back cover and light fading to front; no tears or writing. Interior pages are clean, bright, and appear unused. Binding tight and square. A solid, well‑preserved copy  Please see photos, enlarge and email with any questions you may have. Thanks for looking.

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