easy
45 minutes
Minimal physical effort required, just a steady walk and attentive listening.
Discover the history behind the only freestanding slave dwelling in Mississippi at Concord Quarters in Natchez. A meaningful stop filled with stories of resilience, reflected in majestic surroundings.
Explore the only freestanding slave dwelling in the state on the National Register of Historic Places. In just 45 minutes, discover the poignant history of Concord Quarters, a site of healing surrounded by majestic Oak and Magnolia trees, and learn about the lives of enslaved African Americans during the Spanish rule.
45 Minutes
Arrive when sunlight highlights the historic structures and natural scenery.
Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking and standing during the tour.
Plan enough time to fully explore and absorb the stories shared at the site.
Take notes or sketches to remember your experience and insights.
Concord Quarters, built in the early 19th century, stands as one of the few surviving examples of slave dwellings from that era, representing both architectural history and the African American experience during colonial rule.
Efforts to preserve Concord Quarters focus on maintaining the structure and landscape, ensuring future generations can learn from this vital historical site without environmental strain.
Provides comfortable footing for the walk around the historic site.
Helpful for jotting down reflections or insights during the tour.
Protects you from sun exposure during outdoor exploration.
summer specific
Stay hydrated during your visit to the outdoor site.