The Baby Doll House

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The Baby Doll House A Delta landmark, fully restored, now a beautiful and classic options for weddings, parties, and hunting weekends. Tours are available by appointment ONLY.

The Baby Doll House, a.k.a The Burrus House is the last remaining antebellum home in Bolivar County. Once called Hollywood plantation the house, and grounds ironically were the set for the famous movie "Baby Doll" that was filmed here in 1956. The house and grounds have been restored,and are available to rent for weddings and special events. Visit www.TheBabydollHouse.com or contact [email protected] for inquiries

08/11/2026

Mississippi Heritage Trust is proud to announce the launch of the Mississippi Community Revitalization Program!

With $750,000 in funding from the National Park Service Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grant Program and additional support from Communities Unlimited, this new program will provide subgrants of up to $150,000 to help non-traditional developers, including nonprofit organizations and municipalities, rehabilitate historic buildings to meet civic needs.

Letters of Interest are now open on our website for the first round of potential Mississippi Community Revitalization Program projects.

Successful projects will include an engaged development team, a historic building that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places or deemed eligible for listing, and a strong plan for the long-term use of the building that meets a civic need.

Letters of Interest are due September 15, 2026.

Learn more and submit a Letter of Interest on our website MississippiHeritage.com.

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77 Burrus Road
Benoit, MS
38725

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