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The Joseph Newman Stone House pictured in 1881 with the Stone family and domestic help. Standing behind the white horse is J. N. Stone (1838-1886), who bought the house in 1877 from the David Stanton family. The house is now owned by his great-grandson, Joseph Britton Stone.
The Joseph Newman Stone House pictured in 1881 with the Stone family and domestic help. Standing behind the white horse is J. N. Stone (1838-1886), who bought the house in 1877 from the David Stanton family. The house is now owned by his great-grandson, Joseph Britton Stone.
 

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Stone House Music Room B&B Bed and Breakfast
Stone House Music Room B&B
804 Washington Street
Natchez, MS 39120
USA
Phone: +1-601-4457466
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Joseph Stone
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$99 - $125
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The Joseph Newman Stone House pictured in 1881 with the Stone family and domestic help. Standing behind the white horse is J. N. Stone (1838-1886), who bought the house in 1877 from the David Stanton family. The house is now owned by his great-grandson, Joseph Britton Stone.The Antebellum Music Room featuring the extraordinary fenestrated pocket doors. Complimentary classical music with wine is offered to B&B guests.
A view of the rear of the house showing the back wall of the Billiard Hall with two floor-length windows, the original pyramidal roof-line, and part of the colonnaded wrap-around gallery.Master Bedroom king-size bed, flanked by Napoleon III bedside commodes circa 1860, John Gould gilded hummingbird prints circa 1850.
The Cottage rear bedroom four-poster bed and door to front bedroom.The Cottage seen from the rear gallery of the main house.
Enter the Dining Room where a full Southern breakfast is served each morning. An oil portrait of Dr. Charles Henry Stone, great-great-grandfather of the present owner, hangs above the mantel.The dazzling Entry Hall pocket doors consist of a combination of acid etched, painted and fired panes in cobalt, ruby-red and clear glass.
Stone House as it appears today with the early Billiard Hall columns visible at the left rear corner of the house.