Tours of Merrehope
Traditional Tours
- Closed January (Except by Appointment)
- February to November 21st:
Tuesday – Saturday, 10am – 3pm
(Last tour begins at 2:30pm) - Temporary Closures are Possible due to Renovations
Please Call to Confirm Tour Schedules - Closed Sunday and Monday (Except by Appointment)
- Adults: $10 | Students: $5
To Schedule Group Tours –
Call 601-483-8439 or Email: merrehopemeridian@gmail.com
Trees of Christmas Tours 2026:
November 22nd – December 31st
- Monday – Saturday, 10am – 4pm
(Last tour begins at 3:30pm) - Sundays, 1pm – 4pm
(Last tour begins at 3:30pm) - Adults: $15 | Military & Senior Citizens: $10 | Students: $5
Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Day.
To Schedule Trees of Christmas Group Tours –
Call 601-483-8439 or email: merrehopemeridian@gmail.com


The F.W. Williams Home is not open for tours at this time. It has suffered storm damage, particularly from Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and subsequent storms and age. The house has had some repairs, and the Meridian Restorations Foundation is working to stabilize it. The interior is still beautiful and reflects its opulent past. It is the hope of the Foundation to raise funds to apply to its restoration. Concentration is currently on repairing Merrehope.
Use your skills and talents as a volunteer. Honor these special homes with your donations. Join the momentum, and let’s give these treasures the love and care they deserve so they can be enjoyed today and by future generations!

Join us in celebrating and preserving Meridian’s most historic and beautiful landmarks. Friends of Merrehope play a significant role in the day-to-day operations of Merrehope and the F. W. Williams Home.
To complete your membership and pay by cash, check or money order, download the application at the link.
Click the link below and join today!

With eager anticipation, we await the start of construction on Phase Two of Raise the Roof. Architectural and engineering reports for the rear porch and kitchen—spaces often hidden but vital to Merrehope’s character—are nearing completion. Guided by the Mississippi Department of Archives and History (MDAH), we are excited about the progress these steps promise.
As we continue to tackle challenges ahead, experts recommend addressing the damage on the front northeast corner next. This marks the beginning of initial assessments, alongside our upcoming Raise the Roof Phase 3 Capital Campaign.
Thanks to generous donors and grants, every milestone is possible.
Your contributions truly make a difference. Please join us as we continue to Raise the Roof!

905 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.
Meridian, Mississippi 39301
merrehopemeridian@gmail.com
601-483-8439



