The church is nice, but the upstairs photo gallery is outstanding. Over 500 photos taken between the 1850s and 1951. They show aspects of life in Natchez. They come from a l00 year line of photographers with a shop in Natchez. They never threw away their negatives. These have been painstakingly restored and are the gallery. Each has its caption telling where and when. No charge.

Natchez in Historical Photographs is one of the best things to see in Natchez, and it is FREE! It is a great collection of photos from the 1870's until the early 1900's. There are a lot of old photos of the citizens of Natchez which for visitors shows the dress of the period. There are photos of the buildings including some of the homes now open for tours. What I found the most interesting was the early day business photos and all the photos of the river boats.

This church was recommended for their picture gallery. Okay I’ll check it out. This is more than a gallery, it’s a museum of pictures of Natchez and the people of Natchez. You cannot take pictures of the pictures but so many stood out to me. It is room after room after room of pictures. It’s more like a museum above a church. Loved the descriptions of the pictures- names, dates, and events of the time. You could spend hours looking at each of them. Parking is free on the street. No cost to see the exhibit.