House on Ellicott's Hill

Located on Canal and Jefferson Streets, this house was built in 1798 on Ellicott's Hill, the site where Major Andrew Ellicott raised the American flag in defiance of Spain in 1797. The architectural features of this western frontier house with a West Indies influence include an attached kitchen. The house is furnished in period.

Overlooking the terminus of the Natchez Trace, it is a National Historic Landmark site. Open daily. Overlooking the terminus of the Natchez Trace, it is a historic restoration project of the Natchez Garden Club. National Historic Landmark.

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