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Natchez National Historical Park
Site Index
Natchez National Historical Park
Contact Us 16-October-2005
Frequently Asked Questions 16-October-2005
Natchez National Historical Park 16-October-2005
For Kids
For Kids 25-March-2009
For Teachers
Curriculum Materials 15-July-2007
For Teachers 19-November-2005
William Johnson Curriculum Guide 11-July-2006
History & Culture
Collections 19-November-2005
History & Culture 19-November-2005
Meet the McMurrans of Melrose 19-November-2005
People 19-November-2005
Places 19-November-2005
Stories 19-November-2005
The Barber of Natchez 21-July-2006
The Natchez Indians 28-July-2006
The Region's Early Settlers 28-July-2006
Park Management
Centenial initiative 23-August-2007
Centennial Initiative 16-August-2007
Centennial Initiative 2016 16-August-2007
Centennial Strategy 16-August-2007
Fort Rosali doc 03-July-2006
Management 20-October-2005
strategy 23-August-2007
Plan Your Visit
Christmas at Melrose 2007 06-December-2007
Directions 17-November-2005
Fees & Reservations 17-November-2005
Guided Tours 14-July-2006
Hours and Seasons 13-November-2005
Junior Ranger Program 29-July-2006
Melrose brochure 12-July-2006
Nearby Attractions 21-July-2006
Operating Hours & Seasons 13-November-2005
Outdoor Activities 19-October-2005
Park Brochures 17-November-2005
Plan Your Visit 17-October-2005
Schedule Of Events 26-February-2009
Things To Do 17-October-2005
William Johnson House brochure 12-July-2006
Support Your Park
Bookstore 09-July-2006
Cooperating Association 19-April-2009
Volunteer 09-July-2006
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Did You Know?
Natchez Mississippi is the oldest settlement on the Mississippi River. The French settled on the high bluffs and surrounding area in 1714. Two years later they established a permanent fort.

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Last Updated: December 02, 2007 at 16:13 EST