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FOR SALE: 1798 HAUNTED King's Tavern in Natchez, Mississippi
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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2024
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It's SPOOKY SEASON, and we have the perfect haunted house for sale for you, just in time for Halloween!! We don't know about you, but we'd JUMP at the chance to own one of the most notorious homes from the territorial period of Mississippi!
The history of hauntings here is long and varied, and links the Kings Tavern to the notorious Harpe brothers; potentially the countries forst serial killers, and some of the most sedistic in history! There is also love, betrayal, and murder LITERALLY hidden in these walls. The blood shed lives (allegedly) lost here have no doubt left there mark on this property, and there are plenty of people who will be happy to tell you their first hand experiences!
But for those (like us) who really don't believe in ghosts, goblins or spooks there is still plenty to make this property one of the most appealing we've shared with you. This is your chance to own a 250 year old territorial period gem, filled with orignial features like hand blown glass windows, hand hewn beams, sun baked bricks, and hand forged hardware. There is a huge garden and courtyard, a commercial kitchen, and an additional late 19th century retail building (restored and recently a brewry) included in the price. This is a once in a lifetime chance to own a notorious property in one of America's best tourist towns. Make it your home or your business, and welcome all souls in!
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For 17 years I lived with my cats in a house that was built between 1795 and 1805. I will always love that house! And yes, there was a ghost. Two of them that I knew about. One of those ghosts was a cat that used to play with my live cats. Every Christmas the ghost cat enjoyed removing ornaments from my Christmas tree and playing with them in front of the fireplace. The living room was off limits to my live cats when the Christmas tree was up, so I know they did not remove those ornaments! Anyway, I loved living there and was never afraid. I felt protected by my ghost.
That’s amazing! Ghosts are definitely given a bad rap. Not all are scary.
My granddaughter and I ate there a few years ago and got the scare of our lives.
In the vacant upstairs room, I stupidly called to Madeline (the ghost mentioned) to show herself to us if she was there. Instantly, all the drinking glasses on a table in the room began to vibrate and rattle violently. We couldn’t make it down the stairs fast enough!
This place could be such a dynamic and glowing hub for the Natchez community, generally!! Please oh please, persons or person of clever, sensitive aesthetics, foood and beverage love, hospitality minded -- buy this distinctive place! Give it power, life, charm. I envy you (potential buyer) the very deep fun, joy, adventure it'll be giving it renewed life and purpose.
What a fascinating place! A serious piece of history. We ate at Gadsby's Tavern in Old Alexandria, VA, and as history nerds, it was such a thrill to know George Washington had frequented the place; the period feel of the interior and the costumed wait staff completed the experience. King's Tavern could be brought back in the same way. So many of these places were burned down or otherwise lost to history. Extant buildings of this era here in San Diego are from the Spanish occupation, and were made of adobe. Most, even the Mission and the Presidio, had to be reconstructed. The Whaley House in Old Town here is well known for its ghosts; the 1857 brick home, also used as a courthouse and theater, was built on the location of a gallows. The last man hanged there lies across the road in the small cemetery. Happy Haunting all!
In 2016 my sisters and I took a trip to San Diego. We went to Old Towne which is very nice. I loved it!! I wanted to go inside the Whaley House but my sisters did not. One of them, who says she can see ghosts, would not even cross the street where the house is. So, I went inside by myself and loved the historic house.
Hi Laine and Kevin! What is this? A spooky rendition of Dark Shadows!! All those ghastly ghostly happenings ever-present in that tavern? Sounds like the west wing of Collinwood to me with its unending hauntings, unexplainable events, and parallel time room. 🤣 I love it!! 👍 Now, I digress. What a beautiful historic tavern and corner building, both on a very nice sized lot. Wow! The entire property would make a great destination place, a multi-use living history museum that highlights the tavern's long, unique ghostly/ghastly history with murder-mystery style dinner shows. It can also serve as an events venue, where weddings, anniversaries, and other gatherings can be held in "normal" or ghostly fashion. This was a great video that I really enjoyed! Thank you both for making it!
This is one of my favorite properties you’ve shown. What great potential. Thank you for sharing this.
You have no idea how close we came to buying this!!! It’s SO GOOD!!
HOW MUCH IS IT? ??????
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The building next door would make a great Kings Tavern gift shop.
Can’t believe Kings Tavern is for sale. So much property changing hands in Natchez. I guess people get tired of keeping it up as they get older.
That’s exactly what it is. Soooo many owners are in their 70’s+, and are just ready to downsize
@@OurRestorationNation I definitely understand
@@OurRestorationNation Oh! I've been wondering about the number of properties for sale in this area, but didn't want to imply anything negative. Definitely makes sense, and I think it is even more important that you are featuring these wonderful historic places on your channel. It would be so easy for one of your followers to forward this on to the right person who might otherwise remain unaware of a gem. I can see why you were tempted, but you're going to need clones of yourselves already. :)
Aww, I didn’t know King’s Tavern had closed! I live 3 hours north and had only been there once a few years ago. I hope it opens as a restaurant again but really anything as long as it is properly maintained. So much history! ☺️
OMG you did it!! I love this place, I've known about it for a few years.... If only.. I would jump on this place without question or concern
You have no idea how close we came to buying this!!! It’s SO GOOD!!
@@OurRestorationNation I would have showed up with a tent and nothing but my free time to help 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I asked you about this place in March ❤️... Omg how much does a kidney go for these days?
The Union Hotel Restaurant in Port Deposit MD is similar to this property in age and history. I have eaten there several times. I hope it is still open. Man I wish I lived in Natchez.
Thank you for this fun tour! I love when you share Woobity Woobity!
Now how do I convince my husband we need to uproot our lives, move south, and buy this place so I can love it to life and cohabitate with its ghosts? 🤔
I am so glad I got to eat there when they were open!!! I love Natchez
Be still my heart! How amazing would it be to own and live on this property!!! So cool!!! Thanks for sharing Laine and Kevin! ❤ Happy Halloween 🎃
I came for the ghost stories, and stayed for the architecture! Such a cool property. I’d love to own it but would have to win the lotto… I hope it becomes a tavern again someday!
Perfect, I just sat down with my coffee in my spooky mug.
@ourrestorationnation around 8:52 the candle light behind you on the mantel turned on...!
We have also been so tempted to buy it! If we didn't have so many projects going! But it is a GREAT opportunity at this insanely low price.
Right?! And that commercial property to boot.
Now that you are Restoring Hope, are you still doing the Auburn Project? You two are amazing!
We are. Is moves much slower.
Oh, I love Halloween, and Laine and Kevin, this was the perfect amount of spookiness and great filming! I will check out the listing (not that I could buy it) as you have whet my appetite to see more of this amazing property! HugZ 🤗🤗🤗
Thanks for the chills! Happy Halloween! 🎃🎃🎃
You outdid yourself on this one Laine. Love it!
This place has been featured on Paranormal Investigation TV shows too.
I was wondering about that
I had dinner there in July of 2019. Had a great time. It's a shame that Covid effectively killed it.
Well Lainey if you and Kevin had purchased this place and opened a restaurant tavern it would have been a very successful venture
Thank you so much for the wonderful tour. Happy Halloween!! The house looks like it is in pretty good shape for the age.
There's so much life and character to this tavern. This place may have had its fair share of tragedies, but that doesn't stop it from being a beautiful old place. I wonder, is it still run as a tavern? Or was it, I should say? And the connecting building looks like it would be a perfect little antique and book store, to me 😉
Great episode!
Thanks for this one! We saw it earlier this year and wondered if it would would ever be up for sale! 🥳👻👍
I love this spooky episode! Thank you so much for making it. The stories are wonderful. :)
Still miss that steak house. We made some fun memories there.
I remember the story of the two brothers
You both give us a great video! Love the ghost stories. 👻 I pray things with lovely Pearl is working out with you as the victor! 🙏🙏🙏🙋❤
Great storytelling!
Cool Property👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 🍁🍂🎃🍂🍁
While I deplore that so many of the historic homes of Natchez are for sale, if they fall into the hands of folks like Laine and Kevin then what a great fate for their future!
Thank you for the kind thoughts. We won’t be after any new ones for a while though. 😁
Great video.
Very original.
Been there.
Ghost Adventures did an episode here in 2013 👻
Love the stories... would love to own the house. Alas I can't leave my home here in Georgia.
There is so much history there. Plus 🙀👻😱🐦⬛🕸🕷
Parts of the tavern were from 1770s it was added on in 1798.
What's this? No one's going to comment about the little white flicker of light around Laine at the beginning. No, It wasn't the candlelight reflection because it moves around even though she doesn't and it's gone later on. What was it? Oh, we all know what it was. 👻
So cool! Love it
I really enjoyed this episode 😂 spoooooky 😂, we have a lot of hunted houses in france......i did visit some popular ones and i have to say they were nothing but scary😅lovely houses and wonderful interiors, some chateaux have bad reputation because of their bloody history but no ghost or voices were seen or heard.
Oh no...all alone at home and now I'm scared. 😳🏠 😂❤
sadly- this place has turned hands so many times 9’over the years. Nothing seems to do well in that location and ends up closing.
We actually thought about buying it just to live in. It could be a really cool home.
Did they restrict you from showing all the rooms of the tavern? Zillow doesn't show all the rooms either.
We’ve seen them all before but we had limited time to film. Great spaces!!
Well done y'all ❤
Thank you! This one was fun
I """ LOVE""" THIS VIDEO 😊❤😊
Yass !!!! Lovooooo. Thiss !
I was just wondering Elaine if you told the ghost stories around the camp fires when you were a teenager. 😮😊😂
Fun video. ❤ creepy
Ghost 👻
I guess Regina decided it was too much work to keep the restaurant going.
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I'm trying to view your contented but CZcams is blocking me from doing that.
Can you give us more information? Are you clicking on the link and it won't play? Is it giving you a message?
@@OurRestorationNation Yes. It's saying it will not let me play your video because I have an ad blocker, but I deleted my ad blocker. It's an issue CZcams caused. I want them to fix it.
I see. I didn’t even know that was an option.
Adore the history and can't believe how inexpensive it is. Truly a bargain and if I needed/wanted a second home (in Mississippi) I'd scoop it up in a heartbeat. :)
It is quite charming. I can imagine the potential. It is a ghost of a deal!
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I don't know about Natchez being "spooky," that's people being superstitious. Last time we went to spend the night in Natchez, planned to eat at Kings Tavern. Then we found out it was closed permanently, and we did walk around it looked over this old tavern & inn, as she stated one of the oldest buildings in Natchez. If you have never been, go and see some of the old south, stay in one of the old plantation owners summer homes, or B & B.
Some folks get a thrill about these ghost stories, and haunted tales. I could care less. It's real history and the ways in which the state of Mississippi have helped keep this community a living historical place--great people there too.
We did this video for Halloween. Watch one of the dozens of other videos we’ve done about Natchez’s historic homes to get the stories you are looking for.
Cool intro!
Would have loved seeing more of the inside. Beautiful place!
There are 27 photographs on the Zillow listing; I wanted to see more too. :)
@@SpanishEclectic Thank you !