Rosswood was a thriving cotton plantation of 1250 acres, long before the Civil War, with 105 slaves working the fields. It now has 100 acres of rolling fields and stately trees, where deer and other wildlife abound. Plantation records describe plantation life before and during the Civil War. parties and balls, construction of the mansion, Civil War battles when the mansion was used a hospital, treasure buried and lost, two ghosts, and how slaves lived and were granted their freedom in days now "Gone With the Wind."

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Property Features Architecturally or historically interesting Books Library Canopy Beds Central Computer with Internet Central phone Free Off-street Parking Iron & Ironing Board Parlor for guests to mingle Patio Swimming Pool (Heated)	Location Country Has tourist attraction(s)	Languages English
Others Features Rural	Historical Awards Granted National Historical Site (Granted) National Register (Granted) State Historical Site (Granted) State Register (Granted)

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Mississipi Landmark Prettiest Place in the country

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Enjoy the view and breeze on a gallery that has no mosquitoes and no flies

Civil War Battlefields Antique Shops

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Treasure Hunting with Metal Detector

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