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Stanton Hall

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Natchez, MS

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HAUNTING / GHOSTBuilt 1851–1857Historic house museumPUBLICDOCUMENTEDLEGEND

OVERVIEW

A Greek Revival mansion built 1851–1857 for cotton broker Frederick Stanton, who died of yellow fever only months after moving in; three of his children also died young, and the house is said to have influenced the design of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion attraction.

REPORTED ACTIVITY

The mansion is reported to be haunted by former residents, with visitors and staff describing unexplained footsteps and cold spots throughout the house.

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Operated as a house museum by the Pilgrimage Garden Club, open to the public.

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