Historic Bed & Breakfast Tour at Linden 1790 | Little Easy Tours
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all mobility levels, no strenuous activity required.
Overview
Step into history with the Linden 1790 tour, revealing Natchez’s colonial past through its well-preserved architecture and stories. Discover what makes this bed and breakfast a timeless treasure.
Fall Pilgrimage Linden 1790
National Register of Historic Homes
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About This Adventure
Experience the charm of Linden Historic Bed and Breakfast, a 1790 treasure steeped in family history and adorned with Federal-period antiques. Guided by sixth-generation owners, explore its unique architecture, including a stunning colonnade and one of Natchez's largest punkahs, all set amidst majestic oaks. A truly timeless escape awaits.
Linden Historic Bed and Breakfast, circa 1790, boasts one of the most famous Federal-style doorways in the southeast. 6th generation owned since 1849, it is a treasure filled with rich family history and Federal-period antiques. In one of Natchez's earlier homes, galleried wings were added to each side of the original two-story home, forming a 99' graceful colonnade front gallery. It is one of the original and largest punkahs in Natchez since 1829. Each room tells a story of a bygone era, exuding a timeless grace found nowhere else.
Tours given by the sixth-generation owners Expansive collection of Federal-style furnishings Surrounded by majestic oaks and Cedars of Lebanon, trees National Register of Historic Places
Adventure Tips
Wear comfortable walking shoes
The tour involves walking through historic grounds and indoor spaces, so comfortable footwear is recommended.
Bring a camera or smartphone
Capture the stunning architecture and scenic surroundings for lasting memories.
Learn about local history beforehand
A little research on Natchez’s history can greatly enhance your understanding of the tour.
Arrive early to enjoy the grounds
Arriving ahead of scheduled tours allows you to explore and appreciate the landscape at leisure.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Eastern gray squirrel
- American goldfinch
History
Linden was built in the late 18th century and has served as a family home, inn, and historical landmark, encapsulating Natchez’s colonial era.
Conservation
The grounds are maintained with sustainable practices, prioritizing native plant use and eco-friendly preservation methods.
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Recommended Gear
Camera or Smartphone
Capture memories and details of the historic architecture and grounds.
Comfortable walking shoes
Ensure ease of movement through the estate's grounds and interiors.
Light rain jacket
Be prepared for sudden weather changes while outdoors.
spring|fall|winter|summer specific
Notebook and pen
Jot down interesting facts or personal impressions during the tour.