Glenfield, Circa 1817–1845: A House of Antiques and Civil War Stories in Natchez

NATCHEZ GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE

Glenfield, Circa 1817–1845: A House of Antiques and Civil War Stories in Natchez

A guided tour of Glenfield led by the 4th‑generation owner that focuses on the home's antiques and its role during the Civil War; this guide collects the practical details you need—times, meeting point, and pricing.

Glenfield, Circa 1817–1845: A House of Antiques and Civil War Stories in Natchez.

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Location
Natchez
Operator
Visit Natchez
Category
Guided Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Step into Glenfield and let a 4th‑generation owner lead you through rooms full of period antiques while unpacking the house’s layered past, including how each chamber was used before and during the Civil War and the dramatic events that unfolded when Union soldiers and marauders roamed the grounds.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE HISTORY

Civil War-era Stories and Local Drama

The tour foregrounds Glenfield’s Civil War history, recounting the house’s use before and during the conflict and the episodes involving Union soldiers, marauders, and thieves that marked the property’s past.

THE INTERIOR

Stunning Antiques Room by Room

Visitors move from room to room to view an extensive collection of period antiques, with the guide explaining how each space was furnished and used historically.

THE GUIDE

A 4th‑Generation Owner’s Perspective

The tour is led by a member of the family that has stewarded Glenfield for generations, offering continuity of ownership and firsthand storytelling about the house and its artifacts.

What the day feels like

What the Tour Feels Like

This is an intimate, narrative-driven house tour: you meet on the front porch, then move through rooms rich with antiques while the owner recounts the ways each room functioned across eras and the wartime incidents that left an imprint on the property.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this tour suits — and the basic policy details to know.

1
History BuffsIdeal for visitors focused on local and Civil War history, as the guided narrative highlights the home’s wartime role and historical uses of each room.
2
FamiliesFamilies can attend — pricing is differentiated by age: Ages 12 and up are $20; ages 11 and under are $10.
3
Casual SightseersVisitors seeking an hour or less of immersive local history and antiques will find this accessible; tours depart hourly from 11am–4pm.
4
Group VisitorsSmall groups can join scheduled hourly tours; note the operator’s posted meeting point and start times at Glenfield’s front porch.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Schedule

Daily tours begin at the top of each hour from 11:00 AM through 4:00 PM.

Meeting Point

Meet at Glenfield; tours assemble on the front porch for departures.

Cost & Age Policy

Ticket prices are age‑based: Ages 12 and older $20; Ages 11 and under $10.

What to Expect

A guided house tour led by a 4th‑generation owner, featuring period antiques and detailed accounts of the home’s use during the Civil War.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Where do I meet for the tour?

Tours begin on the front porch at Glenfield; that is the designated meeting location.

When do tours run?

Daily tours start at the beginning of each hour from 11am to 4pm.

Who leads the tour?

The tour is led by a 4th‑generation owner of Glenfield.

What will we see and hear on the tour?

Expect to view the house’s antiques and to hear about how each room was used historically and stories about the property during the Civil War, including incidents involving Union soldiers and marauders.

How much does the tour cost?

Pricing is age‑based: Ages 12 and up are $20; Ages 11 and under are $10.