As seen on the Biography channel - The McNutt House is a Bed and Breakfast in Vicksburg, MS offering guest rooms, suites with a kitchen and furnished 2-bedroom apartments ideal for short-term and extended stay corporate lodging. The McNutt House offers tours with a history of the house, former owners including Governor Alexander G. McNutt, the story of confederate officer Lt. David Weeks Magill role in the seige of Vicksburg and our famous "little girl ghost in a blue dress". The McNutt House is the perfect alternative to hotels and motels offering suites and furnished apartments at highly competitive rates ideal for an extended stay. Each has a unique character well suited as a corporate or temporary apartment as well as short lodging while in Vicksburg on business, vacation or in the process of moving to our fair city.

The McNutt House is the 3rd oldest antebellum home in Vicksburg. Alexander Gallatin McNutt (Mississippi's 12th Governor) purchased the house in 1829 and added the rear wing in 1832. He and his wife (Bettsie) lived in the house during his terms in the State Senate leading up to his election as Governor. McNutt was considered one of the great speakers during a time of many great orators. He was a strong proponent for banking reform, signed into law the right of women to own property in Mississippi and for the establishment of a university. Over the centuries the property has had several owners to include the Vick family, for which the city is named. The main floor contains beautiful original coal burning fireplaces, antique period furnishings in addition to antique and vintage curios and letters. McNutt's living quarters, his former personal office and the guest bedroom accommodate our guests as Suites with full kitchens, each with private bath. See the Suites page for views, amenities and rates.

The Magill House is situated at the base of the courtyard and named in honor of our permanent guest Lt. David Weeks Magill, a wealthy 21 year old Louisiana plantation owner and Confederate Artilery Officer who perished June 4, 1863 on-site during the Siege of Vicksburg. His is the only known Confederate soldier's grave outside of the Confederate Cemetary in Vicksburg. A front porch spans the length of the building facing a large patio and our lovely courtyard. The house contains a Guest Room and two efficiency Suites with kitchenettes, each with private bath. A common area at the center of the building is available for guest use containing a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher and adjoining complimentary laundry room. See the Suites page for views, amenities and rates.

Our Laughlin St. property offers 2-bedroom fully furnished and well equipped apartments with all the amenities of home. HD cable with 20+ premium movie channels, wireless internet and washer/dryer are but a few of the amenities. Short-term (minimum 1-week) and extended stay rates are available.

The McNutt House is please to extend its facilities for your venue needs. Maggie's Hall accomodates smaller events to include business meeting, parties and receiptions. The Courtyard is the property's centerpiece featuring one of the areas oldest Japanese Magnolia trees, a Crape Myrtle tree believed to predate the Civil War, decks. patios and lovely terraced gardens making a perfect setting for an intimate garden wedding, large social event, family or class reunion, retreat or picnic. We impose minimal restrictions on caterers and vendors used. View the Venues page for additional details.

• We honor Corporate, Government Per Diem and PCS allowance rates.
• Standard daily rates: $45 - $135 per night including weekends. (5 night minimum stay for apartments).
• Discounted rates available for extended stays.
• We accept most major credit cards.