| 905 Crawford Street House,
constructed ca. 1830 by John Lane (source) |
| 1300 Grove Street House;
Grove Street, Vicksburg |
Anchuca; 1010 First
East Street, Vicksburg (photo ca 1940)
Anchuca,(aka Wilson
Home) as we see it today was built by Victor
Wilson. Mr. Wilson was a coal and ice merchant. He was also a part owner
of Daniels Steamline. The house was also the last home of Joseph E. Davis,
patriarchal bother to Jefferson Davis and master of Hurricane Plantation.
Joseph Davis and a granddaughter live here from around 1868 until his death
on September 18, 1870, at the age of 87. (Source Anchuca Mansion <anchuca1@bellsouth.net>) |
| Balfour House; built
mid-1830s, Crawford Street, Vicksburg. Home of Emma Balfour (source) |
| Beck House; South St.,
Vicksburg |
| Belle Fleur; South
St., Vicksburg |
| Biedenharn Candy Company
Building (aka Biedenharn Candy Company); Washington St., Vicksburg |
| Blum House (aka Levy
House); Cherry St., Vicksburg |
| Bobb House (aka McRaven);
Harrison St., Vicksburg |
| (Isaac) Bonham House
(aka The Corners); Klein St., Vicksburg |
| Brierfield Plantation,
owned by Jefferson and Joseph Davis. West of Vicksburg. (source) |
| Buena Vista Plantation
(historical), near Eagle Bend on Eagle Lake |
| Cedar Grove; Oak St.,
Vicksburg |
| Craig-Flowers House
(aka The Manor House Inn and Club); Cherry St., Vicksburg |
| Davis-Mitchell House;
Crawford St., Vicksburg |
| Feld House; Cherry
St., Vicksburg |
| Fitz-Hugh Hall; Chambers
St., Vicksburg |
| (Col. Charles C.) Flowerree
(aka Flowerree); Pearl St., Vicksburg |
| Fonsylvania; Fisher
Ferry Rd., Vicksburg |
| Forest Home Plantation
(historical), SW portion of county near Mississippi River |
| (The) Galleries; Marshall
St., Vicksburg |
| (Duff) Green House;
Locust St., Vicksburg |
| Grove Street Houses;
Grove St., Vicksburg |
| Guider House (aka Farm
Bureau); Grove St., Vicksburg |
| (P.M.) Harding House
(aka Harding- Johnson House); Chambers St., Vicksburg |
| House at 1113 Clay Street;
Clay St., Vicksburg |
| House at 1200 Harrison
Street; Harrison St., Vicksburg |
| House at 1208 Adams Street;
Adams St., Vicksburg |
| House at 1215 Magnolia
Street; Magnolia St., Vicksburg |
| House at 1306 Farmer Street;
Farmer St., Vicksburg |
| House at 1307 First North
Street; First North St., Vicksburg |
| House at 1312 First North
Street; First North St., Vicksburg |
| House at 1319 Jackson Street;
Jackson St., Vicksburg |
| House at 1406 Clay Street;
Clay St., Vicksburg |
| House at 1414 Harrison
Street; Harrison St., Vicksburg |
| House at 1416 Openwood
Street; Openwood St., Vicksburg |
| House at 1418 Harrison
Street; Harrison St., Vicksburg |
| House at 1520 Great Street;
Great St., Vicksburg |
| House at 1604 South Street;
South St., Vicksburg |
| House at 1701 Cherry Street;
Cherry St., Vicksburg |
| House at 1831 Cherry Street;
Cherry St., Vicksburg |
| House at 2200 Pearl Street;
Pearl St., Vicksburg |
| House at 2304 Pearl Street;
Pearl St., Vicksburg |
| House at 2521 Pearl Street;
Pearl St., Vicksburg |
| House at 2720 Washington
Street; Washington St., Vicksburg |
| House at 519 Farmer Street;
Farmer St., Vicksburg |
| House at 618 Farmer Street;
Farmer St., Vicksburg |
| House at 722 Cherry Street;
Cherry St., Vicksburg |
| House at 800 Walnut Street;
Walnut St., Vicksburg |
| House at 916 Farmer Street;
Farmer St., Vicksburg |
| (Joel and Margaret) Hullum
House (aka Mallett Place; Hullum-Mallett-Brewer House); Mallet Rd.,
Vicksburg |
| Hurricane Plantation,
owned by Joseph E Davis; Davis Bend (source) |
| James Plantation
(historical),
on Big Black River, far E side of county |
| (Fannie Willis) Johnson
House (aka Tomil Manor); Drummond St., Vicksburg |
| Killikrankia
Plantation (historical), about 10 Mi. SSW of Mound |
| (Dr. Isaac Cecil) Knox
House; Confederate Ave., Vicksburg |
| (John) Lane House;
Crawford St., Vicksburg |
| (W.W.) Lassiter Wholesale
Grocery Warehouse ; Levee St., Vicksburg |
| Linden Plnatation,
established
in 1827 by John Wesley Vick, son of Newitt Vick, founder of Vicksburg.
Located in Vicksburg. (source) |
| Lonewood; The main
plantation home was located on the present corner of Drummond Street and
Speed Street . The main house, all but the library wing, was torn
down during the Depression. Its bottom floor was used as an art studio
for the well known Mississippi artist, Caroline Compton. The plantation
office, which was behind the big house, was refurbished with marble mantels,
moldings and the staircase from the old house and the Compton family moved
into it. They lived there until 1987 when the house was sold. [Submitted
by Danella Compton Weatherly] |
| Luckett Compound; Crawford
St, Vicksburg |
| (The) Magnolias; Monroe
St., Vicksburg |
| Magruder-Morrissey House
(aka Towne House); Cherry St., Vicksburg |
| McDermott House; South
St., Vicksburg |
| McGehee House; South
St., Vicksburg |
| McNutt House; corner
Monroe and E. 1st Sts., Vicksburg |
| Meredith Plantation
(historical), just S of Eagle Lake |
| Planters Hall (aka
McRae Bank; Canizaro House); Main St., Vicksburg (source) |
| (Adolph) Rose Building;
Clay St., Vicksburg |
| Shlenker House (aka
Rig Perry House); Cherry St., Vicksburg |
| Smedes Plantation
(historical),
S edge of Vicksburg |
| Taylor Plantation
(historical), 6 Mi. NW of Vicksburg |
| Walnut Hills; Adams
St., Vicksburg |
| Williams Plantation
(historical),
about 6 Mi. NW of Vicksburg |
| Willis-Cowan
House, built ca. 1835; 1018 Crawford Street, Vicksburg.
(source) |
| Woodburne Plantation,
owned by Rev James Angel Fox; Vicksburg |
| Young-Bradfield House;
Crawford St., Vicksburg |
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