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  • What is the history of Rosalie Mansion?
    • The origins of the Rosalie Mansion date back to 1716, when the French built a fort on the cliffs above Natchez. The fort was named Rosalie in honor of the Countess of Pontchartrain.
  • Who built the Rosalie Mansion?
    • In 1820, a Pennsylvania native named Peter Little purchased a portion of the land to build his home, which he named Rosalie in keeping with local tradition.
  • What philanthropic work is associated with Rosalie Mansion?
    • Peter Little and his wife, Eliza, started the Natchez Children's Home, an organization dedicated to caring for orphaned children in the community.
  • When can visitors tour Rosalie Mansion?
    • Visitors can tour Rosalie Mansion seven days a week. For private tours or holiday arrangements, guests are encouraged to call ahead to make a reservation.

Address: Rosalie Mansion, 100 Orleans Street, Natchez, MS 39120, Phone: 601-446-5676

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