For Sale: Historic 1830 Cedars Plantation, Natchez, MS 

Looks great - thanks!!!

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You did an absolutely lovely job, as always, Laine! Thank you.

Go for it!!!!

@@OurRestorationNation I'm searching for information and courses right now!

@@OurRestorationNation curious as to your education. Do you guys have architecture degrees? Is architecture history a degree? Thanks!

You mean when slavery was legal?

@@MsAngleofRepose You are welcome to dwell in the past, I don't.

Weddings at plantations are foul.

They are the result of Mainstream News Media's "fostering the negative ideas" for their Profits and Power of Manipulation, Media is a Powerful Tool for Influence and the Public is so naive on how easily our minds are influenced, particularly when we don't know, and don't live with a habit of being "Conscious in Thought" + "applying the Higher Mind". The Lower 9r Ego Mind is easily manipulated, its where all negative subjects reside and our fears and insecurities. Easily observable in Social Media, "if we know, have been informed". Note: many whom do it are actually doing it for a reaction, they enjoy the attention and some feed from the energies of the reactions. We called these Narcissist Personality Disorder Traits, in my field, Sociology, and in Psychology. It demonstrates an Adolescent state of Emotional Development, regardless of their Physical Age. We recommend not reacting to their "baits", not letting those distract you from your positive state of Thought. The mature and Healthy State of Thought and Being. Best Regards, Beth Tennessee, USA

Thank you so much ❤️❤️

Totally agree!!

@@OurRestorationNation For your value of Editoral Perspective and FYI (Information), if I may: (1) Why does the Camera Person not show the "Points of Architecture" being defined? That leaves the value of the Narrative, "undemonstrated" and can frustrate the viewer. (2) History and Design: *Few to None had "in-house living quarters" for the enslaved, the exception was for a "Care-taker's Room" (a very small room with a bed, table, chair) for the Children and Nursey, or an Elderly Family Member, staff person.* This space, usually a "1 small room" was either/or: Upgraded to being called "the Sewing Room", or "Nanny's Room" in later years. I can imagine some negative comments on the description, as the 3rd floor space has modern "Suites" renovations, *which are most attractive.* (It's an easy activation button for a judgemental voicing of rhetoric in the voices of the Public, fostered by Mainstream News Media's efforts to create chaos to support their Profits and Power of Manipulation.) (*) Overall, this is a most worthy upkeep of the structure and property, with minor decor items that could be improved. However, it can be difficult to work with Modern Tech Pieces, like large TV's, into an Antique Architecture, particularly bedrooms. TV's and Appliances are a Design/Decorator's challenge to conceal. Ideally "none" are to be visible. Even Stove Top's, in a true successful design, are a point to cover, when/if possible. Kitchens with less noticeable appliances are truly a beauty to behold. The Clarity of a Visual Experience is the goal. Sinks are an exception, as Porcelain is a Cermanic and offers beauty. *"These are some of the Academic Values of Design and Decor."* None are influenced by a "Judgemental Attitude", rather offered as "Information" for the subject. I recognize that the goal here is the Visual Enjoyment of History's Architecture and Historical Items, rather than Design/Decor Academics. (*) My personal academic focus happened to include "Journalism, in the "Trio of Degrees", that may seem unrelated, but actually offered vast insight in our present era, (although not a planned point): Sociology, Journalism, and History. On the (1) Subject, I happened to have been married into and I also came to own a "Production Company" with Stage and TV Productions, (a Music Magazine) thus the "Editing" share. The Art and Design subject was/is a natural gift that I also studied in option choices aka "electives", classes in addition to the "required classes" Note: Sharing this particular Video with a group that explores Homes/Properties in Georgia and Alabama, that are in varied states of decay to actual states of Archaeology. Best Wellbeing and Happy Explorations ... Beth N/W Tennessee, USA

Me too. Of all that we’ve toured, this is the one I’d buy!

You have just made me the most jealous person EVER!!! My DREAM!!

@@OurRestorationNation aww. I can tell you that the original owners loved blue and white porcelain. We found so many pieces of Spode and Spode-like pottery, which is still expensive now, so I can only imagine how much it was then.

me too but she might not have had access to it.

The realtor didn’t have the key, but did tell us it’s just used as storage at this time

@@OurRestorationNation Got it! can imagine having fun restoring it, and letting it be viewed as an historic building, if one had the funds for such a project. Love your vids!

Thank you John!!

Sorry hope that wasn’t a Freudian slip, (Paine). I of course meant Laine…🤪

@@alexbryson4277 No, but I wish they did! : )

@@alexbryson4277 Unfortunately no, however it is possible as I believe there is extended family still in the NY area where my husband's family came from.

Thank you so much Liz!!

@@alexbryson4277 No, we sure don’t own a pizza shop. But, we have started a church at a nearby park in our town. Today will be our second service. We are super excited to worship Jesus this morning. Do you know Jesus as your Lord and Savior? Jesus loves you!