Connelly's Tavern on Ellicott's Hill, Natchez, MS

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CONNELLY'S TAVERN ON ELLICOTT'S HILL HEADQUARTERS NATCHEZ GARDEN CLUB TAVERN RULES (of long ago) Four pence a night for bed. Six pence with supper. No more than four to sleep in one bed. No boots to be worn in bed. Organ grinders to sleep in the wash house. No dogs allowed upstairs. No beer allowed in the kitchen. No razor grinders or tinkers taken.

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CONNELLY'S TAVERN on Ellicott's Hill-Natchez, Mississippi Where Aaron Burr and Blennerhassett held secret conclaves in 1807. This once famous inn of the Natchez Trace, built during the Spanish regime in 1795 (or earlier), is the first major project completed by the Federated Natchez Garden Club, a member of the Garden Clubs of Mis- sissippi and the National Council of State Gar- den Clubs, Inc. For other information write NATCHEZ GARDEN CLUB NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI HERE