📜 Historic Greek Revival home of Nobel Prize-winning author William Faulkner, built in 1844. 🔍 Purchased in 1930, it served as his residence until his death in 1962. # Why Go ✍️ Explore where Faulkner wrote his famous works 🌳 Wander through beautiful, untamed four-acre grounds (pet-friendly, on leash, please clean up after them) 🏛️ Tour a preserved 1840s Greek Revival home 📖 See Faulkner's novel outline on his study wall 🏛️ Owned and maintained by the University of Mississippi # Why Avoid 💰 House admission is cash only 🅿️ Limited unpaved parking on site (approx. 10 spaces) 🚫 No private events or picnics during business hours # Tips 📸 Photo shoots during business hours require admission fee 📞 Call ahead for groups of 10+ or ADA parking 🚗 Carpooling recommended for large groups # Cost 💰 House admission $5.00 (cash only), free for children 12 and under, UM students/staff/members. # Hours 🕒 Open year-round, Tuesday-Sunday. Regular hours: Tues-Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 1pm-4pm. Summer hours (June 1-July 31): Tues-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 1pm-5pm. Closed Mondays and major holidays. # Getting There 🅿️ Limited unpaved parking (approx. 10 spaces). Buses/large vehicles park near road. Carpooling recommended for large groups. ADA parking available upon calling.