Stay two nights in one of our luxurious Master Suites located in the main house. Gracious meals served in our Garden Room for breakfast, lunch, and supper (Thursday - Saturday). A guided tour of the mansion and gardens, a tour of a National Landmark, the Old Court House Museum, A copy of A Taste of Anchuca cookbook, and a tour of one of our countries most prestigious National Parks, The Vicksburg National Military Park are also included. Get the ultimate in relaxation poolside and experience fine Southern hospitality at its best. Anchuca, It's what you've been dreaming of! — $650.00. Spend two nights in Mississippi's first and one of the South's finest Bed Breakfast Inns. You'll stay in a well-appointed guest room furnished with period antiques. Our rooms come with a queen size bed, dressing area with coffee center, private bath, cable television, air conditioning, and most have gas-burning fireplaces. Just a few miles from Anchuca you'll find the Vicksburg Country Club. Guests will enjoy playing one of Mississippi's premier and most challenging golf courses. Founded in 1929 and designed by Stiles and Van Klek, this private 18 hole course with more than 6050 yards, slopes of 124, and a par average of 69.9 is situated on the rolling hills and bluffs made famous during the Siege of Vicksburg in 1863. Guests may also enjoy the Professional Clay Tennis Courts available at the Club for an additional charge. Gracious meals served in our garden room for breakfast, lunch, and supper (Thursday - Saturday). — $510. Spend two nights in Mississippi's first and one of the South's finest Bed Breakfast Inns. You'll stay in a well-appointed guest room furnished with period antiques. Our rooms come with a queen size bed, dressing area with coffee center, private bath, cable television, air conditioning, and most have gas-burning fireplaces. Brick walks lead guests around the century old grounds with formal gardens, fountains, and a classically shaped swimming pool for your enjoyment. Stately live oaks surround this magnificently furnished antebellum home, representing the first columned mansion of Greek revival style built in Vicksburg. Anchuca is located in the heart of Vicksburg's Historic District, where guests can enjoy sight seeing, antiquing, shopping, dining, art galleries, and casinos. Gracious meals served in our garden room for breakfast, lunch, and supper (Thursday - Saturday). — $420.00. Take a ride on Vicksburg's only tour boat, the Sweet Olive, while spending two nights in Mississippi's first and one of the South's finest bed and breakfast Inns. Gracious meals served in our garden room for breakfast, lunch, and supper (Thursday - Saturday).. — $450.00

Named for Joseph E. Davis, early pioneer and patriarchal brother to President Jefferson Davis. The wealthy planter, who made Anchuca his last home, died here on September 18, 1870, at the age of 87. With 12-foot ceilings, the bedroom is furnished with period antiques and the windows and bed are lavishly decorated. The suite includes a private dressing area, private bath with shower and a tub, a coffee center, mini refrigerator, and a sitting area with cable TV, HBO, VCR and DVD player. (queen-sized bed) Daily Rate: $210. Named for Victor and Jane Wilson, who purchased the mansion in 1840, the suite provides a sense of what the words Master’s Suite are all about. Richly printed red and brown wool carpeting, elaborate gold drapery and bedding adorn the room with period furniture and a comfortable seating area finishing out the space. Guests are provided a mini refrigerator, coffee center, cable TV, VCR, DVD player, and Gilchrist Soames bath amenities. The bath features marble floors, double vanities, soaking tub, and walk-in shower. (queen-sized bed) Daily Rate: $210 double occupancy, $253 triple occupancy and $296.00 for quad occupancy. Twin room - This bedroom can be added to the Wilson Suite for an additional charge of $86.00 per night. Eliza;s room is named in memory of the Wilson;s three-year-old daughter who died in 1864. This room is an extension of the Wilson suite and is accessed through a private connection. This bedroom shares the Wilson suite bath and is only available to guests that are occupying the Wilson Suite. (two twin beds). Circa 1847 - The mansion's original servants' quarters with a private entry and porch is located next to the courtyard;s fountain. The entire second floor has been transformed into a guest suite complete with lots of windows and beautiful sunset views from every room. The suite contains a living area including a seating group, game table, day bed, cable TV/VCR, a full kitchen, private bath with tub/shower combination, and a separate bedroom with a king-sized half-teaster bed and cable TV. Daily Rate: $180 double occupancy, $223.00 for triple occupancy.

Cafe Anchuca offers seasonal, southern gourmet delicacies, such as Tuscan Grilled Bruschetta, Anchuca Seafood Gumbo, and Honey Ginger Filet Mignon, Thursday through Saturday for lunch and supper. The Garden Room sets the perfect atmosphere for casual, yet elegant meals. Join a co-worker for lunch, celebrate your birthday or bring the family for lunch on Sunday. Whatever the occasion, be sure to top off your dining experience with one of our signature desserts. (It’s enough for two if you‘re willing to share.) Cocktails, reserve wines, and domestic beer are available. Reservations are appreciated as seating is limited. If you are in a hurry, but still craving the one-of-a-kind “Taste of Anchuca,” call or fax your order for delicious gourmet food to go (see our menu). Want to impress your friends and family at your next get-together? It’s easy when you order one of our specialty desserts — whole cakes, pies and more — to go. HOURS Cafe Anchuca Lunch – Thursday through Sunday from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Supper – Thursday through. Saturday from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. Library Bar Open Thursday through Saturday from 5 p.m. – 8 p.m. for speciality cocktails and wine. A great place for executives to meet for after work drinks or to enjoy cocktails before dining in the Cafe. For reservations call: 601.661.0111 or 1.888.686.0111 Fax Orders: 601.631.0501 All major credit cards accepted

It is our personal commitment to make every event at Anchuca special. Let us set the backdrop for your next special event. From weddings, receptions, luncheons and seated dinners to tour groups, Christmas parties and corporate meetings, Anchuca can provide the perfect setting to make your event unforgettable. We serve lunch and dinner Thursday through Saturday for seated groups of 10 to 50 persons in the Garden Room. Weather permitting, we can accommodate receptions up to 100 persons using a combination of the Garden Room and Anchuca's beautiful outdoor spaces, including the New Orleans style court yards and our classically shaped pool with cabana area. Bring us your idea for an anniversary, engagement, or birthday celebration — whatever the occasion — and let us help you plan a special event that you and your guests will enjoy and always remember. For information about group tours, planning a special event and our event policies, call 1.888.686.0111 or email us at reservations@anchucamansion.com

Carriage House; Located just a stone's throw from the Main House, it has been converted to four guest rooms. Each room features a bedroom, private dressing area with coffee center, mini refrigerator, cable TV, and private bath. Most rooms have gas-burning fireplaces, and all have separate HVAC units. Each room also features high ceilings, furnished with period antiques, and the windows are draped in a traditional Southern style. One guest rooms features a king-sized bed and the others feature beautiful, queen-sized canopy beds. Each Carriage House room has been named to honor the Wilson daughters, who survived the ravages of the War and went on to have very prosperous lives. Jennie;s Room; Born on September 8, 1850, she married Colonel Charles C. Floweree, CSA, on January 3, 1867. Jennie received the deed to the parcel of John Alexander Klein’s estate, Cedar Grove, on which her home Floweree was built. Jennie’s father brought Col. Floweree into the family ice business where he made a fortune after the War. Jennie died on December 15, 1925. (king-size bed) Daily Rate: $135. Ellen;s Room; Called Nellie by the family, Ellen was born on April 10, 1853, and married Captain Edward C. Carroll at Vicksburg’s Church of the Holy Trinity on April 18, 1875. They built the Carroll House at the corner of Klein and Pearl Streets, near her sisters on the John Klein estate. Steamboating was Capt. Carroll’s life – first, last and always. Additionally, he was elected an officer of the Nogales Club in 1891. Built in the 1880s the Carroll Hotel was named for Capt. E.C. Carroll. It was located across the street from the Nogales Club. The Carroll Hotel was razed in the 1960s to make space for a parking garage. Ellen died on January 2, 1929. (queen-size bed) Daily Rate: $125. Emma;s Room; Emma, born on October 1, 1859, never married and lived her entire life on her father's Vicksburg estate with her Aunt Sarah Wilson. Emma was very involved in the Episcopal Church and community. Emma died on June 25, 1930. (queen-size bed) Daily Rate: $125. Kate;s Room; Born on August 2, 1855, Kate married state senator Murray F. Smith on April 13, 1874. They built their home on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River in 1876. Now called Belle of the Bends, the house was named after the Belle of the Bends steamboat, which was built in 1898. The mansion is located on Klein Street very near Cedar Grove. Kate died on June 10, 1912. (queen-size bed) Daily Rate: $125

A true southern delight! - Being from California, I thought all Vicksburg had to offer was the military park. Was I ever wrong! Anchuca is a fantastic antebellum home right in the heart of everything. The house itself is beautifully restored and appointed, and the location is so convenient. Chris' marvelous cooking kept us coming in to the restaurant, and Tom was a font of knowledge on all there is to see and do. I would enthusiastically recommend Anchuca and will definitely plan to stay longer on my next visit to Vicksburg! Fantastic time - Just returned from a 3 night stay at this wonderful BB, and we could not have improved a thing. Not only is the mansion a glorious oasis but the two guys running it are also gems. Tom is a gracious welcoming host and a repository of local historic knowledge; Chris will supply you with an outstanding plantation breakfast that will last you well into the latter part of the day. We found the getaway package to be an excellent value and are looking forward to returning soon. Thanks - We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Anchuca! The food was GREAT (thanks, Chris!) and our room was perfect! The hospitality from the get-go was awesome - starting with the day I called to make our reservations. I can't remember if I talked to Chris or Tom, but I felt very welcome and was really excited about our visit after my phone call. Some people don't appreciate people who ride motorcycles and don't feel we fit in in some places we stay. Tom's wonderful history lessons were so interesting!! We both loved hearing all the stories about old Vicksburg, and I wish I could remember them just as you told them! We didn't get to see everything we wanted to yet; however, we are planning our next trip already! Hopefully in the spring of next year (even better would be the fall THIS year, but I don't think I can get off work again that soon for another vacation!). I am enjoying the cookbook, also. I've read all the stories and plan to use several of the recipes. What a memorable stay, the staff is the greatest! Can't wait to return! Janice and Joe Beard Thibodaux, LA. Unexpected pleasure - It's a good test of a BB to try it in the off season. The Anchuca passed with flying colors; the surroundings were lovely; the food great and the staff and host very helpful. And, Vicksburg has turned itself into a great tourist destination. Our only regret is that we didn't stay longer. History Abounds - I just returned from a fabulous two night stay at the lovely Anchuca Historic Mansion in Vicksburg. Starting with the sunset cruise on the riverboat down the Mighty Mississippi where we experienced the most beautiful sunset ever, to the unfolding of Vicksburg's history, eloquently told by owner Tom Pharr, I felt as if I was living in a era gone by. The mansion is dressed in authenticity to the period of the 1800 without that staged look. You actually feel like you are in someone's home, and Tom and Chris make every effort to assure your comfort. Chris is an excellent chef, his breakfast historic and his desserts are some of the best you will ever try! I highly recommend Anchuca as a must destination, Vicksburg is so charming!