The Personalities of Natchez
The true identity of Natchez, Mississippi lies not in its antebellum past, but in a modern mix of colorful characters and locals.
Robbie Caponetto, Article by Tanner C. Latham
Alluring Landscapes
I first thought the landscape defined her allure. The mighty Mississippi, the most powerful river in the country, bends toward her banks and rushes on. Gnarled live oaks, like aging centurions, stand draped with loosely spooled Spanish moss. Flourishing azaleas hem lawns and houses of worship. Downtown, wrought iron balconies and clopping horse-drawn carriages reveal a French Quarter feel. Grande dame antebellum homes, with dramatic approaches and column-lined porches, anchor this place like rooks on chessboard corners.
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