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Natchez Pilgrimage

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The Natchez Pilgrimage is an annual festival held in Natchez, Mississippi, that showcases the city's antebellum homes and gardens. This event allows the public to tour several historic homes, often featuring performances and historical pageants. The festival highlights the region's rich history and cultural heritage, particularly its antebellum South architecture and traditions. The city of Natchez itself has a long history, established in 1716 and serving as the first capital of the Mississippi Territory. Tourism is a significant part of Natchez's economy, with the Pilgrimage being a key attraction.12

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