Through the lens of 15 year old Lucy Cannon, the daughter of William and Jane Shipp Cannon, Lucy chronicles her families daily life during the Civil War when troops occupied the town of Natchez, Mississippi. Lucy's diary and sketchbook are on display at the Maryland Historical Society in Baltimore, Maryland. Additional copies of the diary are available for purchase at Glenfield.
At 1:00 in the morning, January 2, 1865, looters, and Union soldiers arrived surrounding the home. The Cannon’s home soon became the center of conflict when tragedy unfolded. Determined to take the home by force, Union soldiers began firing into the home but the Cannon family fired back - saving their home from invasion. Experience Glenfi
At 1:00 in the morning, January 2, 1865, looters, and Union soldiers arrived surrounding the home. The Cannon’s home soon became the center of conflict when tragedy unfolded. Determined to take the home by force, Union soldiers began firing into the home but the Cannon family fired back - saving their home from invasion. Experience Glenfield today to discover more untold history of this Natchez gem.
Enjoy a complimentary full breakfast each morning of your stay. Coffee and Tea are available 24-hours in the common area. Private Dining is available for Lunch and Dinner based on advanced reservations. Inquire within to find out menu items, pricing, and availability. For groups of 10 or more, please contact us for special arrangements at 601-442-1002.
We offer a variety of amenities to make your stay with us as comfortable as possible. Satellite TV is available in every room with the option of pay-per-view movies and complimentary high-speed internet access is available. As an added bonus, your stay will also include a historic day tour and our evening Candlelight Ghost Tours are available at a discounted rate when staying.
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