Brent Hull explores the rich architectural history of Natchez, Mississippi, highlighting why the river town became one of the South's most significant centers of wealth and historic preservation. Guided by local historian Carter Burns, Brent examines how the Mississippi River, the cotton economy, and evolving architectural styles shaped the city. He tours landmark homes including Stanton Hall, pointing out defining features of Greek Revival, Federal, and Georgian architecture, along with cast iron details, grand porches, oversized windows, and fine craftsmanship. Along the way, he explains how climate, materials, and history influence residential design while showcasing why Natchez remains one of America's most remarkable destinations for historic architecture.

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