My little phone camera didn't do justice to these 45-foot high columns from the Windsor mansion. The 23-room mansion was completed in 1861 for a cotton planter who owned 21,000 acres in Mississippi and Louisiana. The Mississippi River was visible from a cupola on the mansion. Thanks to a dropped cigar, the mansion burned in 1890, leaving only the columns and some ironwork. You used to be able to walk among the ruins; too dangerous now. |
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