Thanks Andre (Jr and Sr)  for a wonderful place                                                                                                                                                    
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Also hi to JD, Maxine, Sue Bear and Skip (if Y'all have been here you know who they are) 

Natchez-Under-The-Hill was called Natchez Landing at the turn of the nineteenth century, when it began to acquire an infamous reputation as "the most notorious spot on the Mississippi River." Above the hill the wealthy of Natchez looked down upon the rougher elements of river life that flowed in a steady stream as constant as the river itself. Here could be found the gaming halls and dens of vice where the lawless villainy gathered, as well as bustling wharves, cluttered warehouses, shops and boisterous saloons. today, much of the area has been washed away by the river and all that remains is the ever busy Silver Street where scenes were filmed for such movies as "NORTH AND SOUTH," and most recently, Disney's "HUCK FINN." <Some would say on certain nights not much has changed!!!>

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