| Antique queen, four-poster, full canopy bed, with a balcony overlooking the courtyard. | | | | | King canopy bed, with courtyard view, private bath, and furniture belonging to John A. Quitman, Mexican war hero and governor of Mississippi. | | | | | Four-poster, full canopy queen bed, done in earth tones. The Lovell Room opens onto the large main hallway. | | | | | Antique four-poster, full canopy double bed. The Clay Room is beautifully appointed and one of the more spacious rooms in the mansion. | | | | | A hand-carved, Mallard queen bed with half canopy, beautifully adorned with draperies and a working fireplace. Truly the most opulent suite in the mansion. | | | | | Double sleigh bed, beautifully appointed in florals. This suite was made from the attic with angled ceilings and has no windows, however, it does have skylights. Romantic and spacious. | | | |
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