Arlington

Arlington stands as a two-story red brick mansion with four monumental Doric columns, featuring marble accents and symmetrical room arrangements on each floor.

Lewis Evans established the plantation in 1806, selling portions to Jonathan Thompson in 1814, before Jane Surget White acquired the property in December 1818.

The grand central hallway and formal drawing room reflected the social customs of wealthy plantation owners in the antebellum American South.

The 55-acre property requires substantial restoration work following a 2002 fire that destroyed the roof and subsequent vandalism affecting windows and woodwork.

The mansion represents one of four influential Federal Style villas that shaped the architectural patterns of antebellum houses throughout Natchez.

Location: Natchez

Inception: 1919

Architectural style: Federal architecture

Floors above the ground: 2.5

Address: Main Street

GPS coordinates: 31.55278,-91.39250

Latest update: March 2, 2025 22:16