Monmouth Historic Inn

Monmouth Historic Inn is one of the most monumental mansions in Natchez. The masculine strength of its design reflects both the forceful character of its most famous owner, General and subsequent Governor John A. Quitman, and the power of the Greek Revival style he chose for its ca. 1853 remodeling. The home was built about 1818 for John Hankinson, an early Natchez postmaster who was a native of Monmouth County, New Jersey. Quitman, then a Natchez attorney, purchased the home in 1826.

Monmouth is listed as a National Historic Landmark, resting on 26 beautifully landscaped acres, and no matter which facility your guest room is in, all are comfortable and luxuriously furnished.

Monmouth offers daily tours of the home at 10:00 am & 2:00 pm (10:00 am only on Sundays). Tickets may be purchased online or at the home.

Whether you are planning a prestigious conference or gala reception, our venue is truly inspiring. Gather attendees for a catered event in the Garden Room or a dinner to remember in the acclaimed 1818 Restaurant. Whatever the occasion, our seasoned experts, spectacular accommodations and attentive service promise an unforgettable event.