For Sale: Historic 1830 Cedars Plantation, Natchez, MS

[@OurRestorationNation]

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[@jenaemarieAZ]

Looks great - thanks!!!

[@MSDOGS1976]

Ad free?

[@CherylSimser]

You did an absolutely lovely job, as always, Laine! Thank you.

[@leec5170]

My grandfather JD Shields, Jr. was born in this house. I was very fortunate to have him take me there a few years before he died. An amazing home!

[@MediocreComedian]

No flubs Laine, you were awesome! This is a beauty, and I love being transported back in time when you show these exquisite homes ❤️💕❤️

[@MsAngleofRepose]

You mean when slavery was legal?

[@MediocreComedian]

@@MsAngleofRepose You are welcome to dwell in the past, I don't.

[@celinavincent7645]

Merveilleuse balade au sein de cette magnifique propriété! Merci 🙂

[@baronetessdawson]

The Cedars is Magnificent! Stunning Gardens, naturally! The Aerial Shots…are beautiful. I had read that there were a lot of artisans from Europe, living in Mississippi …Vicksburg, for example! Thank You… Fabulous Estate ⚜️🩵🩵🩵⚜️

[@kch917]

In my 58 years on this earth, I've never had a good answer to the question "What do you want to be when you grow up?". When you said "architectural historian", it clicked. That's what I want to be.

[@OurRestorationNation]

Go for it!!!!

[@kch917]

@@OurRestorationNation I'm searching for information and courses right now!

[@megfuchs9425]

@@OurRestorationNation curious as to your education. Do you guys have architecture degrees? Is architecture history a degree? Thanks!

[@nataliegonzalez9944]

What a dream to have a home on a property with a pond and a lake. Plus love the two white wicker pot plant stands by the entrance door.

[@lizzapaolia959]

Good old days. Just beautiful construction, the doors and hardware are amazing. Thanks for sharing 👌🙏

[@jeffplawrentz269]

I always love your house tours. This is a place I've read about but always wanted an inside look. Thank you, you did a wonderful job on this!

[@KarynnLynn]

You & Kevin do such a great job. It's amazing how professional you sound & how smoothly your tours go with no retakes or scripting. You are a great team! Thank you for bringing these historic homes to us.

[@notsurewhatisgoingon]

What a lovely home, it's not only beautiful but has a very distinct warmth about it.

[@jrandallgilmore8907]

No flubs. Not only are you a superb spokesperson for these amazing architectural gems, but your knowledge and enthusiasm is great to watch. Continue doing what you do. You’re great at it!!!! I love all your videos. Thanks so much.

[@michelemoore315]

Love, Love, Love, your house tours! Shame on the critics out there, they have nothing to complain about here!!! Keep doing what you love, You're good at it...

[@lizzapaolia959]

Awesome house 🏠. God bless the great South 🙏😇👌👌👌👌👌👌😇

[@cornerstone403]

I truly think you could make a mud hut sound gorgeous. I love your speaking voice. You are so well spoken and have done your homework on each home you tour. The only way it could be better would to tour it with YOU! Now, that would be a dream come true.

[@OurRestorationNation]

Thank you so much ❤️❤️

[@sandib4234]

Totally agree!!

[@bethbartlett5692]

@@OurRestorationNation For your value of Editoral Perspective and FYI (Information), if I may: (1) Why does the Camera Person not show the "Points of Architecture" being defined? That leaves the value of the Narrative, "undemonstrated" and can frustrate the viewer. (2) History and Design: *Few to None had "in-house living quarters" for the enslaved, the exception was for a "Care-taker's Room" (a very small room with a bed, table, chair) for the Children and Nursey, or an Elderly Family Member, staff person.* This space, usually a "1 small room" was either/or: Upgraded to being called "the Sewing Room", or "Nanny's Room" in later years. I can imagine some negative comments on the description, as the 3rd floor space has modern "Suites" renovations, *which are most attractive.* (It's an easy activation button for a judgemental voicing of rhetoric in the voices of the Public, fostered by Mainstream News Media's efforts to create chaos to support their Profits and Power of Manipulation.) (*) Overall, this is a most worthy upkeep of the structure and property, with minor decor items that could be improved. However, it can be difficult to work with Modern Tech Pieces, like large TV's, into an Antique Architecture, particularly bedrooms. TV's and Appliances are a Design/Decorator's challenge to conceal. Ideally "none" are to be visible. Even Stove Top's, in a true successful design, are a point to cover, when/if possible. Kitchens with less noticeable appliances are truly a beauty to behold. The Clarity of a Visual Experience is the goal. Sinks are an exception, as Porcelain is a Cermanic and offers beauty. *"These are some of the Academic Values of Design and Decor."* None are influenced by a "Judgemental Attitude", rather offered as "Information" for the subject. I recognize that the goal here is the Visual Enjoyment of History's Architecture and Historical Items, rather than Design/Decor Academics. (*) My personal academic focus happened to include "Journalism, in the "Trio of Degrees", that may seem unrelated, but actually offered vast insight in our present era, (although not a planned point): Sociology, Journalism, and History. On the (1) Subject, I happened to have been married into and I also came to own a "Production Company" with Stage and TV Productions, (a Music Magazine) thus the "Editing" share. The Art and Design subject was/is a natural gift that I also studied in option choices aka "electives", classes in addition to the "required classes" Note: Sharing this particular Video with a group that explores Homes/Properties in Georgia and Alabama, that are in varied states of decay to actual states of Archaeology. Best Wellbeing and Happy Explorations ... Beth N/W Tennessee, USA

[@cecedubois5147]

Those steps up to the porch are magnificent. The entire home is stunning. Thanks Laine!!

[@bhavens9149]

Oh I would have loved to see the inside of that school house! another old building! great video! thank you!

[@hoppas77]

me too but she might not have had access to it.

[@OurRestorationNation]

The realtor didn’t have the key, but did tell us it’s just used as storage at this time

[@bhavens9149]

@@OurRestorationNation Got it! can imagine having fun restoring it, and letting it be viewed as an historic building, if one had the funds for such a project. Love your vids!

[@DeeDee-dl7sl]

Love the tour! If there is no buyer, my wish would be the Historical Society in Mississippi buys it and opens it for public tours, weddings, and other uses.

[@giant_rat7781]

Weddings at plantations are foul.

[@BodyByBJfitness]

Absolutely stunning home, amazing modern day amenities and landscaping- love it!

[@robertbrower3583]

You are absolutely fabulous and don't let any of those negative comments affect you. Those people are just a bunch of sickos. They are so jealous that someone is so much more talented intelligent and creative. Too many of my KZbin channels have been affected by these negative, let's call them a-holes. Oh my gosh I worked in retail years ago and some people are just horrible they have nothing nice to say. And they just get a kick out of trying to pull your chain if you can block them just block them if you can't or they come back under another name don't pay any attention to them and don't respond. I enjoy your videos so much thank you

[@bethbartlett5692]

They are the result of Mainstream News Media's "fostering the negative ideas" for their Profits and Power of Manipulation, Media is a Powerful Tool for Influence and the Public is so naive on how easily our minds are influenced, particularly when we don't know, and don't live with a habit of being "Conscious in Thought" + "applying the Higher Mind". The Lower 9r Ego Mind is easily manipulated, its where all negative subjects reside and our fears and insecurities. Easily observable in Social Media, "if we know, have been informed". Note: many whom do it are actually doing it for a reaction, they enjoy the attention and some feed from the energies of the reactions. We called these Narcissist Personality Disorder Traits, in my field, Sociology, and in Psychology. It demonstrates an Adolescent state of Emotional Development, regardless of their Physical Age. We recommend not reacting to their "baits", not letting those distract you from your positive state of Thought. The mature and Healthy State of Thought and Being. Best Regards, Beth Tennessee, USA

[@deborahmatatall]

Thank you for another wonderful tour. It’s facsinating to be able to see the changes over time so well in this house. I appreciate the way you place this house in context for us. You always do an excellent presentation of these historic gems. I am very interested in the evolution of architectural styles in the United States and I have a clearer understanding and appreciation of regional architecture from watching your channel. Also, thank you for the promo code for Curiosity Stream! I just signed up!🌸

[@hollyh314]

This is the type of home I live in when I'm dreaming!! Absolutely stunning!!

[@ponysoldier6770]

Elegant but not so opulent is gaudy, it has understated beauty! Excelent 👌

[@kennethcrawford7442]

AWE!!! Flub or no flub, I LOVE you guys!! If you are ever in Nashville, TN, I have a bar cart and an entire brain full of historical fun facts of some our of most BEAUTIFUL historic homes, ALL of which I LOVE deeply!!

[@vickifrederick2934]

We have so many lovely homes in Memphis. I do wish more were open for tours

[@marlyspulos1849]

Love your videos!!

[@johnobrien5440]

Laine, you make an excellent narrator and an awesome tour guide. I love how you pull the viewer and keep things interesting.

[@OurRestorationNation]

Thank you John!!

[@joannewall5499]

Absolutely beautiful building I love all the architectural details, they sure don’t make houses like this anymore

[@farlowalexify]

It’s also great that you are showing some wonderful places that should be preserved and standing all these years

[@donnaleach8119]

This was a fabulous tour! Thank you!! So exciting! Third floors always seem to feel like little secret gems!

[@robbineverett255]

Laine, as always, a beautiful presentation. Gorgeous home.

[@chrisbyard29]

From the drive up (grounds) to the house, Beautiful.

[@realshaho3180]

I was fortunate to do an architectural dig on this property while in undergrad. The former owners were so kind to allow our university team and a few others from a cross the country to take part in this. We found so many amazing artifacts belonging to the original inhabitants and their enslaved workers. We didn’t go inside very much, but I did get to see the 1st floor.

[@OurRestorationNation]

You have just made me the most jealous person EVER!!! My DREAM!!

[@realshaho3180]

@@OurRestorationNation aww. I can tell you that the original owners loved blue and white porcelain. We found so many pieces of Spode and Spode-like pottery, which is still expensive now, so I can only imagine how much it was then.

[@megfuchs9425]

Love the stairs! I am what you could call a "winding staircase junkie." I REALLY love when the winding stairs are enclosed! Weird I know. Also love the second floor gallery!!

[@judithcusworth2765]

You always do a spectacular job on your presentations!! I appreciate your hard work and willingness to insure clarity in your descriptions of these Gorgeous Historic Properties! There clearly is nothing left undone or left out!! Bravo!

[@RachelInTheHighlands]

Gorgeous home, those mantles are stunning. The central hall is unbelievable. Such a dream house.

[@ruthfarlow2892]

Now this is my style of house. Beautiful, simple and unfussy.

[@lanashewmaker3114]

Your videos are always so interesting and I love your relaxed, yet professional, vibe. Your expertise and oration are stellar. Never apologize for being pretty close to perfect.

[@paulacorreal1675]

Paine you always look great but you look so classy in this outfit! Love these house tours. I’m also anxiously awaiting future episodes of Pearls renovations. Watching from PA.

[@paulacorreal1675]

Sorry hope that wasn’t a Freudian slip, (Paine). I of course meant Laine…🤪

[@charityhostetter8123]

Call me crazy, but I love this home so much more than the last one you showed us. This house feels like a wonderful home. The last one though awesome and grand beyond imagination felt so cold to me. Thanks for showing us each house and sharing the history lessons with us!!

[@OurRestorationNation]

Me too. Of all that we’ve toured, this is the one I’d buy!

[@kristijones5446]

That gorgeous home is so massive it would function as a fabulous Bed & Breakfast! Especially with the pool!

[@michaelcheli5842]

Didn't notice any flub-ups, and even if I did, I have nothing but praises for the way you present homes. You are extremely sensitive to the history, while showcasing these grand homes from bygone times. Every video has a tidbit and more that I didn't know before watching your videos. It's neat to see that you've been able to turn your passion into a way to support your family; which means you won't be distracted on how to pay your bills, and can bring us even more fine content. Thank you for sharing your passion with others of like tastes. :)

[@panda5122]

This is my ideal blend of 19th century architecture with updates for 21st century living!

[@suzannesmith3519]

Thank you for another wonderful tour, Laine and Kevin!

[@Amy-cs8yh]

Wonderful video! It would be awesome to see some sort of floor plan drawn out with these types of videos so we can really get a sense of the layout. Perhaps even an original floor plan and then a floor plan of the revised/remodeled layout from the renovations in the 1840s/50s/60s you mentioned. Not looking for a totally to scale architect’s rendering or anything like that, just simple layouts.

[@susiecox8413]

Stunning property!!! I love everything about it! You are very well spoken and I could listen to you for hours! Thank you for sharing this gorgeous place! God Bless and safe travels.

[@Jeannified]

You did great! You are always so professional and articulate. Beautiful place!

[@gingermerriman569]

You did beautifully. Your performing arts background is serving you well. Thank you both for another wonderful tour and the historical education. It is so much appreciated.

[@sherimiles430]

Great job as always. Very professional. I love watching you take us on a tour. I'm just so sorry people are so critical of your work. I have found that when people complain about what you are doing, they usually are doing nothing. Keep up the great work. Love ya

[@jaykupjack3971]

Absolutely glorious mansion Laine. A as usual you did a wonderful job taking us through our journey! Thank you for sharing

[@nancymacias5736]

Just love, love this video!

[@Lorili59]

My favorite channel to watch! Movies of imaginary history played through my mind throughout the tour! You're the best Laine and Kevin!

[@ericagrissom4800]

Young Lady you guys knocked it out the park with this one Well Done!!!!

[@mirandahinton3250]

I love love love it when you teach us stuff!! You rock!

[@Dignitatis]

Great job, your delivery is perfection! I must say that was the most colorless mansion I have ever seen.

[@dawnbarnes8729]

Beautifully presented, as always! ❤️😊

[@cynthiastratton1034]

I have learned so much watching you two! Love you guys!

[@lynneatwood2536]

Laine, you speak better than I ever will extemporaneously, than I do with years of rehearsal!

[@davidolien2828]

Love your programs. They get better each time. Thank you!

[@lilredhen57]

This is beyond amazing, your knowledgeable approach to descriptions is marvelous. No mistakes. You are so talented and clever. I wish we could buy one of these places. Even one that requires sweat equity. Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful home. Be well. LIZ

[@OurRestorationNation]

Thank you so much Liz!!

[@thefool2007]

Awesome video! You both are such amazing folks. Oh and thanks to you, we now have CuriosityStream- wohooooo!

[@beetmann7615]

This is a gorgeous home and I rarely say that about American homes. It has the European elements that I love and used to in a home.

[@sgilbert5753]

Amazing house, and you do a marvelous job as historical tour guide. If I were a philanthropist, Cedars would be your's and your husband's.

[@sylviajones4907]

Thank you for the tour. Loved it. You both did a fantastic job. So glad i subscribed to your channel. Learning about all our historical places. ♡

[@sylviajones4907]

@@alexbryson4277 No, but I wish they did! : )

[@MrPrentissDJones]

Oh I love that Herman Miller table in the center of the foyer. Surprisingly makes a nice transitional piece

[@farlowalexify]

Just enjoy watching your videos and the history of the places that you go to I love historical places and I’m always enjoy the history of landmarks history has and always been my favorite subject of all time and that includes Bible’s and photos of places

[@jaynesbitt7183]

I absolutely love what ya'll do. Thank you!

[@sheilahackney6214]

Beautiful old place! Love the porches! Didn't notice any flubbing on my end💞🥰👏

[@siridanicak3997]

Great job Laine! You make this quasi architectural historian home sick! - love from Sydney 💗 🇺🇸 🇦🇺

[@heatherchannelgetoutside]

love the attention to detail, youve done your homework, I love older houses

[@robertsitch1415]

One of my distant cousins in Michigan that added on to the old farmhouse he bought kept all the wood windows that open into the additions.

[@lisaknell1809]

Beautiful home and Laine perfect in front of the camera as usual. I’d be stumbling over words and getting all tongue tied and make a fool of myself! 😂

[@amandavaughn7036]

No flubs, Laine! Excellent tour! Your knowledge of architecture is impressive. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@amandavaughn7036]

@@alexbryson4277 No, we sure don’t own a pizza shop. But, we have started a church at a nearby park in our town. Today will be our second service. We are super excited to worship Jesus this morning. Do you know Jesus as your Lord and Savior? Jesus loves you!

[@andrianoble2928]

You guys are amazing. I love watching your viedos. Please keep them coming. I look forward to the next one.

[@vm5610]

Oh, my! That place is spectacular!

[@vickifrederick2934]

I used to own a plant stand like the ones on the large porch. It was wicker. Looks like those have been painted

[@ericupchurch2967]

Cedars Plantation!!! 🌲🌲🌲

[@sandystafford5845]

Gorgeous house and thank you for showing us all these beautiful dreams. Dreams in my world at least.

[@karenstanislaw8912]

What a DYNAMIC property ; gorgeously laid out, * tranquil grounds, and handsome-as-heck house bones. (The planters and ceramic containers dotting the porch wonderful) **Preservation prayer: oh please, let a relatively large family (3-5 kids), with great, aesthetically literate taste - but as well a playful , intelligent , generous spirit - purchase this property, imbue and recharge its beauty. Amen.

[@KentuckyGirl]

💖 Love it. I would live on that upper porch also.

[@carmanpelling3462]

I very much enjoy your tours of historic homes. I think you do a wonderful job as an historic narrator. I don't appreciate a lot of time spent on art as apposed to the building. Thank you

[@susanflakes6968]

Thank you!

[@vickiephilpitt7697]

This was a facinating tour as I love historical homes and my husband doesn't. You know where that leads don't you---no where! 😉😣😅 Thank you for these videos--guess I'll have to sign up for Curiosity Stream to see more.

[@vickiephilpitt7697]

@@alexbryson4277 Unfortunately no, however it is possible as I believe there is extended family still in the NY area where my husband's family came from.

[@jack6964]

You do an amazing job! Love your channel!

[@jennifersosebee8761]

Stunning. Great job on your tour! 💕

[@sharonjackson9994]

Lovely tour of a beautiful home!!

[@ponysoldier6770]

Wow the school! 😍

[@DD-th2bd]

Great tour and a wonderful house!

[@lexismom9341]

Absolutely beautiful home!

[@vanessapage8863]

Loved the tour. Thank you.

[@twosidesandthetruthpodcast]

In the late 70's the actor George Hamilton owned this home. It needed a lot of work so he hired my Moms boyfriend to do the work. So my Mom, brother and Ed (the bf) moved from Texas to this home as he did the work. I have so many memories of this home. We didn't stay long, I would guess 6 mths. But my memories are do clear. My Mom, brother and Ed have all passed. I wish they were alive so I could share them with this.

[@misspuppa]

Very lovely and absolutely one of the kind !

[@Asdfhjkl998]

Thanks you for good work , I wish they decorate more antics And period furniture …….

[@barbarashelton6709]

So Beautiful!!!! Thank You

[@rrrobertg50]

I’m convinced Natchez is a dream!

[@karenquick8737]

Loving this so much!! ❣️

[@19Ter67]

WOW!! Stunning home!!

[@apcadd80]

Amazing! Thank you for sharing.

[@zzzzipy12]

Beautiful!!!!

[@zzzzipy12]

@@alexbryson4277 no, no pics shop! I wish.

[@machellep1]

It would take weeks just to clean all those windows. Beautiful, thanks for the tour.