Longwood, the largest octagonal house in America, built beginning in 1860 for Haller and Julia Nutt by architect Samuel Sloan, but never completed due to the Civil War, Natchez, Mississippi. Longwood is a National Historic Landmark maintained by the Pilgrimage Garden Club.

Longwood, the largest octagonal house in America, built beginning in 1860 for Haller and Julia Nutt by architect Samuel Sloan, but never completed due to the Civil War, Natchez, Mississippi. Longwood is a National Historic Landmark maintained by the Pilgrimage Garden Club.
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Image Number: 4332-2650Rights ManagedCredit Line:Fred Hirschmann/Hirschmann, Fred/SuperStockCollection:Hirschmann, FredContributor:Fred HirschmannModel Release:NoProperty Release:NoResolution:4247×5310
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