Glad you had the vision, I would have burned it down, it was so disgusting. Very cute.

How nice!

I love that bathroom sink in Mellie, too! What a gem! ♥

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What a beautiful home. If those walls could talk! The tour guide was great and I loved hearing about her family! ❤️

Very enjoyable and interesting!

Very well done. Great background on a topic that is not often addressed in the civil war scholarship.

Did you decide not to do the laundry room?

Fabulous

👏Superb presentation. Never underestimate the strength of a woman🌻

That coffee service... GORGEOUS!!

I was born and raised in Wisconsin, am 70 yrs old with medieval history my background, but I have so loved your really intriguing, highly informative and organized lecture. You are an excellent lecturer!!!! I've read whatever southern diaries I can get my hands on. I find them fascinating! Thank you so much for this!

Thank you for posting this fantastic presentation!

I can't help but think how the greed & wealth of opulence was built upon the backs of hundreds of slaves. Nutt was a Union sympathizer but owned people against their will to make his wealth. 😢

Thomas Jefferson is my 1st cousin 8 times removed and when we were kids if my dad thought we looked the slightest bit unhappy he would make us go outside and play so that kind makes me laugh that Thomas Jefferson told his daughter that

Wonderful talk!

What a dream come true. LOVE that house. That bed in the master, is gorgeous. Loved all the details about it, so cool, especially the raising of the bedposts. Ahhhhh

I appreciate the beauty seen in each room. Nothing built today can compare to it.

Good afternoon 😊❤

Thank you! Mary Chestnut is my first cousin 4x removed. Maybe explains my fascination with the south. I live in Oklahoma, but my dad was born in Florida, so all our family vacations were road trips through the south, before interstate highways, so we drove past the remaining grand homes along the way. My dad's family came from South Carolina and had a plantation on the Catawba River. I think it was called Belair. I often think of Dad's Ggg grandmother, Sarah White. She lost 3 husbands and continued to manage a plantation on her own until the war. I think Margaret Mitchell did an excellent job of describing Ellen in GWTW. Fits your description to a T. Jan

Too much furniture

Beautiful home! Awesome video, as always! Thank you!

Ces maisons de Planteur sont belles. Regardez la Maison Blanche , à Washington. C'est une maison de planteur ! Symboliquement , le Sud a donc gagné.

What an amazing home. It is in such good condition. Three so distinct homes. Thank you so much for sharing.

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Never too old to have braids! Laney, you look gorgeous. Shake it off - haters will always be haters. 11/10 for sure.

This home has so much wood, all the walls and floors. It makes the home so dark. It's not my cup of tea, but I am sure it will be beautiful when you finish it. I can't wait to follow you.

Man I love old houses very beautiful house,my dream.

Fantastic installment. Kudos for showcasing John's amazing handcraft!

My mom told us that the whole family used the same bathwater. She was one of 11 children. They lived on a two bedroom home.

Beautiful as it is, who would want to buy a house attached in history to such misery and human suffering 😢

Your birds go crazy when they hear water too huh 😂

I really enjoyed her tour. But I really enjoy when you take us through a home, because the information you give is like you are teaching a class in architecture. I have learned so much from you!!

Why did the 2nd floor have a wing of painted woodwork?

Wow! Richmond truly is beautiful and so much history, architecture, family treasures etc. I hope Richmond remain preserved with all it's contents, family heirlooms, history, architecture etc. as it is for future generations to come. Thanks for showing us this gem in Natchez and of course all the other old homes .

Utterly charming! I love that old precious things have been given new life. 💕

Oh my goodness, the photo of her seated aunt serving tea or coffee at the end of table flooded my mind with memories of my grandmother, her friends, and even my mother and her friends in my youngest years. Such was common at special events in our family home when I was a young child!

Very interesting talk. Thank you from Ireland 🇮🇪. The first slaves in the southern states in America were Irish. The English subjustated the Irish when they were defeated by Cromwell. He transported men, women and children to America. We have never forgotten English cruelty.

Wow! As a child of Great Grandparents (and further back) who were plantation owners, who went from that to share-croppers in the same generation , this is so real and poignant.

Thank you.

Beautiful home❤ I just wish you would have done a walk thru instead of jumping around from room to room. Was hard to get a feel for how the home is laid out. Still enjoyed it and thank you.

Glorious. I must visit.

I love that sink in Little Janie! I love the stove, too! So glad that you see the value in retaining the original features of the houses you restore.

If you ever get the piano unlocked, that is missing some ivory on the keys, just respond to this comment as I have extra ivory piano keys and would love them to go to a good home. Beautiful Grand Dame! ;o)

Can't imagine how they dealt with the heat of summer.

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What a great tour! Did I miss how or why they named it Richmond? I’m always curious how people give their homesteads the names they do.

Enchanting tour! Love the different, distinctly unique build dates. I wish that I could travel, but so glad that you provide these videos. At the 7:09 TimeStamp ~ I'm especially impressed with the duel-historic feature of a photo and the actual tea service set! That made me bark with glee! Love this amazing place! B~}

You could not help but feel happy in this space and I can’t help but feel the cottage itself is happy too. Amazing job.

Thank you would love to read the journals of these women.