Governors Mansion

The Mississippi Governor's Mansion is a wonderful case of Greek Revival engineering from the 1840's. This dazzling building is the second most seasoned constantly involved representative's living arrangement in the nation, and a National Historic Landmark. Representative Tilghman Tucker and his family were not ready to move into the living arrangement until the point that a couple of years after its development because of the gloom caused by the Panic of 1837.

Today, this point of interest stands tall and speaks to a standout amongst the most dazzling cases of Greek Revival engineering in the country, planned by designer William Nichols.