House Tour: 1907 Mayor's Mansion Natchez, MS
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Welcome back to beautiful Natchez Mississippi! Many of us dream of restoring a beautiful Victorian home or Victorian Mansion, but not all of us want to put the blood, sweat, tears and money into a historic home. Here is your chance to live the dream for as long as you want, in this gloriously restored Victorian mansion.
This home has been meticulously restored and is now an AirBNB. Built in 1907 this home was one of the multitude of beautiful homes built by Natchez's once thriving Jewish community. The Jewish community has played a vital and instumental role in Natchez for many generations. Linton Avenue was the center of Jewish life and culture.
In the 1960's this amazing structure was the scene of an act of domestic terror, but the intrepid owner did not let the event change his mission.
This home is filled with all the treasures you'd expect in a work of architecural art; stunning woodwork, stained glass, amazing tile. Take a peek inside on this guided tour with us, and then book your time away from reality in this dream home!
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I just had to pick my jaw up off the floor. When she opened the outside door!!! 😲😲😲Then she went through that door into the entryway!!! 😍😍😍
I have no words....
The architecture is breathtakingly beautiful. It's really sad the wood carving is becoming a lost art.
Beautiful energy in that house.Very peaceful elegant and well decorated.
What a neat opportunity for the public to have access to a house like this via airbnb. If I ever get to this area I would love to stay there.
So Beautiful! Would of loved to see the kitchen! Love y’all! So informative.
Oh I wish we could go back to those days where houses were wonderful
A truly gorgeous home. I’m in love with everything in this house! Thank you, thank you, thank you for showing us this beautiful gem.🌸
This home is absolutely stunning.
The dark wood trim and detail inside is fabulous.
That seamless gold ceiling is awesome!
I could list a million epithets for this house, especially about its interiors, but I will say only one thing - A house of my dreams!!!
Laine you are the best tour guide. Sharing your knowledge with us is appreciated!
I agree. When I sell my home, I would love her to narrate all the upgrades. My house is a new house though...built in 2015. But she is so talented, she would make the sell so quickly.
Always look forward to your house tours and all the historical knowledge you share with us. Thank you!
As usual a breathtaking tour. Thank you
This is my dream house. Didn’t see one thing that I would change.❤❤
“If I were a rich man 🎶 “
As much I always really enjoy watching these beautiful homes it gets me depressed knowing I’ll never own one 😭😭😭
What an absolutely stunning home!
This house reminds me of my grandparents house with the molding, the bathrooms… everything! Just gorgeous
At first, I thought it was for sale. Could not find the price, and then found just the price of the stay as an air B&B.
It is gorgeous! Such fantastic architectural design and a lovely area, as well, so it seems.
It would be lovely to spend some time living in such a well-kept mansion! Thank you!
I want to share a picture of the house we moved into when i was in high school, 1967. The house was built in 1907 and my parents rented it for 10 years the bought it. My mother sold it in 2002. I recognized much of the architectural features. Our house was much smaller.
This house is so much to my taste I'm afraid I wouldn't ever want to leave! Thank you so much for the tour.
Thank you, Laine! Nice job as usual! This is a gorgeous place!
The wood that is not been painted is beautiful it looks like it never aged...Which means it must’ve been restored ,this home is beautiful!
What an absolutely gorgeous home! You do a wonderful job filming and giving an informational tour. Thanks! This is one I would love to live in.
Thank you as always for sharing such wonderful homes!
I think the dining room was beautiful. That tiger oak mantel! My favorite.
I'd probably spend all my time on that 2nd floor balcony or staring out the window in the study. So pretty!
Ive always wanted a historic mansion...its gorgeous!!! Love it
Thank you for another beautiful tour. To echo others, if I ever find myself in Natchez I am definitely staying here! It's a bonus that Pearl is right next door.
Stunning... 9:55 p.m here... love your presentation Lane ❤️. Off to watch Pearl Episode 4 before I hit the pillow 😴😴. Have a wonderful day 💞.
Thanks again for a marvelous tour, the house seems to be loved as a home, not just a show place. It is stunning with so many unblemished features.
I appreciate that you shared historical info about Natchez along with info on the house.
Such a stunning home, truly love this one!
Very beautiful home. God bless
Thank you so much for another wonderful tour. You are so lucky that you are able to stay there while you restore your house. I always learn something new with all the historical details you share with us. Thanks.
Thank you so much. That was great again. You guys are the TOPS ! Love everything you do!
Gorgeous home. Thanks for another awesome tour. (By the way, I share your passion for pocket doors. I'm not quite with you on the windows yet, but I'm keeping an open mind.)
This was awesome I always enjoy your tour that you show us your beautiful you explain everything so nicely and the pictures are so clear and beautiful thank you thank you for sharing
Oh, wow, just inside the front door and it’s absolutely stunning! Love your vlog. … watching from PA.
I love this house and you guys always have the best music
A beautiful home and a wonderful tour. Thank you for sharing!
How beautiful. I love the fretwork (in UK more common in Edwardians, but I know you don’t have that classification in US) and the stain glass window is amazing. However I love all those tiny details like the numbers on the windows just as much, if not more - they just make me smile). Thanks for walking us through another amazing property. I really appreciate how you explain how item/rooms etc would have been used, as a brit who only gets about a few weeks (if we’re lucky) of hot weather I forget how much those large windows and transems would have been appreciated. Every house you show makes me want to move to the states. Thanks again.
This house is breathtaking !!!
Love your videos. But missed the kitchen on this one :(
Absolutely GORGEOUS!!! Thank you!
Gorgeous!!!!
Love the house but hate that modern toilet in the bathroom. My 1912 home in Michigan had a modern toilet but the rest of the bathroom was original. I found a nice toilet being discarded from a 1913 home nearby. I installed it with bright polished brass pipe between the tank and bowl and new period style hardware. It looked like a million dollars. Those old toilets are noisier but you can flush a Buick down one without clogging it!
Such a beautiful house,, thank you for sharing with us.
Beautiful home!! I didn’t care for some of choices of furniture in the main foyer and sitting room and living room! Very disappointing since we didn’t get to see the kitchen or a laundry room!😔
I thought that was Pearl, next door. When I saw the air-conditioning unit alongside that yellow house. haha. Interesting houses on your street.
Pearl is next door! She has air conditioning!
Simply beautiful! Love Natchez
When craftsmanship was an art (and love)...not just a job!
THANK YOU!! So Beautiful!!
Just beautiful!
Hey y’all!! 👋🏼 I hope you see this, I’ve been following the Instagram for awhile and this is the first time I watched a vid on your YT channel and you’re so good at talking about/ showing the house!!! My home is a old North Carolina farmhouse built in 1905 set right in the forest
Oh my soul how beautiful 😍
great tour. I prefer the working videos ....... you're doing great ... carry on
They need to oil those front doors. The wood looks really dried and weathered.
So beautiful!
Oh yea..!!!Speechless
I love them big three story houses especially those Georgian & Victorian Mansions!... 👍😏
Very beautiful house 🏡
Stunning property 💖
Beautiful woodwork on this one! Tiger Oak!!! It's interesting that the large formal parlor was separated from the entryway only by columns, rather than enclosed with pocket doors. I'm curious about the original builder of the home, especially when I see mantels that are identical to those in Pearl. With the narrow lot and small house between to larger homes, I wonder if Pearl was meant to be a "Mother-in-Law" home, or perhaps a spec house to take advantage of unused land between the two mansions. Many lovely details, yet they are more streamlined than Victorians from earlier periods. Classy, regardless! Glad you can rest your heads with convenience and comfort (and a short commute, LOL), after hours of hard work.
Thank you so much. You so get it. I suspect you may be right about the kinship of the homes. There are definitely similarities.
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I absolutely love this house. It was built the same year mine was. If it was mine, the first thing to go would be that white siding. That poor girl is screaming for color. And those beige walls inside…I907… no way. Color would make that wool work really stand out
I love everything about it.
Stunning!!!
Beautiful 💖💖😊
I love Natchez!
Just love it!
The brick fireplace is amazing, so beautiful! Gorgeous home. Would the roof originally of had slate?
It’s hard to say. We don’t see any slate roofs in town so probably not. It could have been pressed tin or shake.
Que linda mansão! Gostaria de morar nessa casa.
Wunderschön!
Grüße aus Germany.
The American dream ❤
This was really beautiful. All the original details are, at least in comparison to what passes for luxury today, breathtaking.
1 question: why in all the houses you're showing the picture rail isn't used? It's essential in order to give visual meaning to the rooms proportions
That would be a question for the owners, and unfortunately we don’t have the answer
@@OurRestorationNation wow! Thanks for answering!
Would sure love to see them used though.
My Grandmother, Her Name Was Linton, she Was Named After Our Family Of Linton. You Never Hear 👂 That name Often At All. Does Anyone Know More About the Original Linton ‘s of Linton?
Exquisite!
gorgeous home! out of curiosity, why are double front doors needed (or more common) in the north?
The inclement winter weather! They need a place to enter, remove snow gear and shake of the snow as well as shutting the cold out of the main part of them home before entering
@@OurRestorationNation oh that makes sense! if it isn't obvious, I'm from California, so I know nothing about inclement winter weather haha. Thank you!
@@Emily-qo1gw I only learned this after I moved to Ohio 2002-06. All the restaurants and stores have the double sets of doors with space inbetween to trap cold air and snow and prevent it from coming inside when people enter and take off the snow and extra clothing and shoes.
I live in Kodiak Alaska, and yes, we call those arctic entries. Super useful and convenient!
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How is best way to find Victoria's for sale?
Typically there will be a few realtors in town that are historic home specialists.
Very fun your❤❤😊
After seeing the vintage splendor, the modern bathroom was a bit a shock. I assume the mistress of the house put her foot down down. ( apparently not quite the purist you are.
I Think Pearl Has a Tiger Wood Mantel Fireplease?
What is the round green tufted seat called under the first chandelier?
Why are the front doors so dry ? They could use some oil
Beautiful home, but that tufted green rounded seating right in the front...😖
If you owned this big house, what name would you call her? You didn't show us a garden out back?
Gorgeous house but it desperately needs landscaping
Lovely house! Does the mayor still live there?
No. That was just a brief although explosive part of this home’s history.
@@OurRestorationNation I'm a historic restoration specialist. I'm renovating very similar houses now.
Where is the kitchen?
Just off the dining room. They haven’t updated it yet.
Victorian or edwardian?? Hi! Btw, i love the guitar music…
As I explain right in the first 2 minutes of this video: the American architectural period that we call “Victorian” extends until 1910, and some scholars think up until 1923. We have no American “Edwardian” period in the scholarly discussion of architecture
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no kitchen?
The kitchen is large but hasn’t been updated yet.
Thank God they didn't paint the woodwork.
What is that ugly tv doing in the family drawing room?
Because it’s 2022 and people like to watch TV in the family room.
What a gem. And how lucky are you? To be able to stay there while working on your project. Have a great week.❤️🤍💙
Steel magnolias 😊
Thanks so much for this tour! These make my day. Loved the front door!!