| Nachez, Mississippi Album |
| Our riverboat, The American Duchess, docked at Nachez, Mississippi. |
| The north side of the Rosalie Mansion. |
| Nachez Mississippi is a town of 15,800. It is located high on a bluff of the Mississippi river. Nachez, because of the bluffs did not have much damage during the civil war. The homes that are pre-Civil War are called antebellum meaning it was built before 1860. |
| The south side of the Rosalie Mansion. Built 1823. |
| All the mansions had a Southern Belle to great us. |
| The Charboneau Distillery. |
| The owner and only distiller at the Charboneau Distillery. |
| Kings Tavern next to the distillery serves unusual but great food. Built 1789. |
| Downtown Nachez |
| St. Mary's Basilica |
| Right: The inscription: Dear in the lifeless clay, whether unknown or known to fame, their cause and country still the same, they died and wore the gray. From each lost cause of earth, something precious springs to birth, though lost it be to men, it lives with God again. And each life that men deem lost, when its holder counts the cost, and freely lays it down, shall wear a breathless crown. |
| Memorial Park |
| Memorial to the Confederate Dead |
| Fountain in Memorial Park |
| Magnolia Hall |
| We are greeted at the door |
| Photos were allowed inside |
| The family's wedding photo |
| The riverboat, The American Queen |
| Nachez is famous for its dozens of mansions built before the civil war. This is Stanton Hall, built 1857. |
| The Mississippi river at Nachez. |
| Site of the Rosalie Fort, the first settlement in Nachez. |
| The flower garden of the Rosalie Mansion. |
