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The natural spot for centering child/family oriented activities is at the spot that draws every Natchez visitor and local--The Natchez Bluff. The Old Pecan Factory is a very sound building needing a partial new roof and windows replaced--a very visible, centrally located, grand interior "open space" with no interior support pillars, thus able to be arranged and re-arranged for multiple, changing uses at will. Would be a wonderful inside/outside space on the bluff with great exposure to develop a child/family recreation area, from museum to kiddie theme recreation, workshops, classes, scavenger hunts; beginning spot for field trips to the State Park, St. Catherine Wildlife Refuge, Lake St. John/Concordia for nature trips, fishing, hunting, bird watching, swamps; movies, stage, interactive exhibits, electronic marvels, river exhibits, etc. etc.
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