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The Natchez National Historical Park in comprised primarily of three National Park Service owned properties that are on display for the public, Melrose, Fort Rosalie, and the William Johnson House.

The location of the part dates back to pre-civil war America, and the Melrose estate was originally the home to a wealthy cotton planter.

The sites have since become protected historic monuments and have been restored to their former glory to help educate the public.

Guests are permitted to tour the grounds, as well as inside the buildings, and there are often tours available for those seeking a guided learning experience.

Address: 640 South Canal Street Suite E, Natchez, MS 39120, Phone: 601-446-5790

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