Auburn, mansion of red brick built by architect Levi Weeks for Judge Lyman G. Harding in 1812. Now a National Historic Landmark operated by the Auburn Garden Club, Natchez, Mississippi.

Auburn, mansion of red brick built by architect Levi Weeks for Judge Lyman G. Harding in 1812. Now a National Historic Landmark operated by the Auburn Garden Club, Natchez, Mississippi.
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Image Number: 4332-2651Rights ManagedCredit Line:Fred Hirschmann/Hirschmann, Fred/SuperStockCollection:Contributor:Model Release:NoProperty Release:NoResolution:4255×5310
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