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Lost Mississippi: Concord, Natchez (1789-1901)

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Last week’s WPA Guide to the Magnolia State mentioned the Natchez mansion “Concord” very prominently in its discussion of the evolution of architecture in Mississippi. Concord must have been an amazing place because although it burned in 1901, it has been mentioned in most architectural histories of the state from a 1903 article in the … Continue reading »

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