New Orleans Sights

Buckner Mansion

Buckner Mansion Review

This 1856 home was built by cotton factor Henry S. Buckner in overt competition with the famous Stanton Hall in Natchez, built by Buckner's former partner. Among the luxurious details are 48 fluted cypress columns and a rare honeysuckle-design cast-iron fence. The triple ballroom was used by debutantes practicing their walks and curtsies. Now privately owned, the house served as the campus of Soulé College from 1923 to 1975.

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  • Address: 1410 Jackson Ave., Garden District, New Orleans, LA, 70130 | Map It
  • Location: Garden District

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