One Of Mississippi’s Most Renowned Attractions Is Hiding An Eerie Secret
The last place you’d expect to find a worldwide attraction is small town Mississippi. However, that’s exactly the case with the Windsor Ruins. Located in Port Gibson, the popular landmark is visited by countless people each year. However, unbeknownst to many, there’s another historic site nearby. Deep in the nearby woods on top of an ancient burial mound, sits a seemingly deserted cemetery from centuries ago. Read on to learn about the mysterious graveyard.


Built just before the Civil War, Windsor was the epitome of luxury. The sprawling home included 25 fireplaces (one for each room), a 4th floor ballroom, rooftop observatory, and indoor plumbing.
Sadly, Windsor was destroyed by a fire in 1890. Today, all that remains are 23 of the original 29 columns and a few pieces of cast iron balustrade. Though it’s not certain, it’s believed the fire was started by a party guest who dropped a lit cigar.
Sadly, Windsor was destroyed by a fire in 1890. Today, all that remains are 23 of the original 29 columns and a few pieces of cast iron balustrade. Though it’s not certain, it’s believed the fire was started by a party guest who dropped a lit cigar.









So, have you ever visited Windsor Ruins? What’d you think? Did you know a cemetery was hidden nearby? Tell us in the comments section!
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