As a National Historic Landmark, Auburn has quite a story to tell.  It was the first major building in Natchez to follow an actual architectural plan.  In the years leading to the Civil War several Natchez homes emulated the style of Auburn's facade.  The home's spiral staircase stands entirely unsupported, a feat unmatched even in modern buildings.  These points introduce you to the dramatic story of Auburn itself.

Tours & Tickets

Auburn will be closing permanently on Oct. 19, 2022. We certainly appreciated the visitors that have come to see us. It is with regret that we have to do this, but with our dwindling number of volunteers and the age of our volunteers and our decrease in visitors, we can no longer even pay our monthly bills. Thank you for thinking of us. 

During Fall Pilgrimage, Auburn will only be open 9/24; 9/28; 10/2; 10/6; 10/10; 10/14; and 10/18 from 9:00 AM-12:30 PM. If you wish a tour at other times, please call Clark at 601-870-9202 and we will try to accommodate.


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Auburn is proud to be a Distinctive Destination of the National Historic Trust for Preservation, We Welcome all Trust Members to receive $2 off the admission price when the ticket is purchased at the door and a 10% discount at our gift shop.  
Visit http://preservationnation.org/distinctivedestinations 
for more information.
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Visit our Gift Shop

Once you've taken the tour, we invite you to browse our gift shop for china tea pots and cups, fine linens, books and souvenirs for folks of all ages.