NO GUESTS UNDER THE AGE OF 18
NO SMOKING PROPERTY
NO PETS other than the resident little dog
Co-host Precious
804 Washington St. · Natchez, MS 39120 · (601) 897-0315 · reservations@josephstonehouse.com
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| The oldest part of the Stone House is the Billiard Hall, originally built as a stand-alone structure in the style of a Greek temple. J. N. Stone bought the house in 1877 from the David Stanton family. The house is now owned by his great-grandson, Joseph B. Stone. At left is the Antebellum Music Room featuring the extraordinary fenestrated pocket doors. |
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| Stone House as it now appears with the Cottage at the right. |
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| This circa 1840 Mallard rosewood and bird's-eye maple secretary-bookcase was saved from the fire that burned Clover Hill Plantation. A family heirloom, it has passed down through the Thornhill, Callon and Stone families. A rare books collection fills the shelves. Rare antique maps and prints adorn the walls of this unique bed and breakfast, ideally located in the Natchez Downtown Historic District. A unique architectural gem, outstanding for its origins as an Antebellum Billiard Hall built in the style of a Greek Temple as well as for its rare pocket doors with ornamental glasswork, the house was built by David Stanton, whose brother Frederic built world-famous Stanton Hall. |
This unique Natchez bed and breakfast includes the Master Bedroom and a Cottage. A full Southern breakfast is served in The Dining Room. Complimentary wine and a private classical piano concert are offered in The Antebellum Music Room. Guests are invited to enjoy playing billiards in The Antebellum Billiard Hall. For those guests who are interested in shopping for antiques, a discount is offered in Stone Gallery of Rare Maps, Prints & Books. All these features are found in one conveniently located bed and breakfast in Natchez, Mississippi at the historic Stone House, the perfect destination after exploring the Natchez Trace!
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| The Joseph Newman Stone House pictured in 1880 with the Stone family and domestic help. Standing behind the white horse is Joseph Newman Stone (1838-1886). A circa 1840 portrait of J. N. Stone’s father, Dr. Charles Henry Stone, hangs in The Dining Room. |
· Portrait of a Dog ·
A 19th century family heirloom
hanging in the Billiard Hall.
Your Natchez vacation includes billiards,
live classical music, luxury lodging and
a big hot breakfast when lodging at
Stone House Musical B&B at
Historic Stone House, a uniquely
entertaining small luxury hotel in Natchez!
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