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Tulsa firm presides over historic Natchez sites auction

By Associated Press
Published: 11/18/2009 10:25 AM
Last Modified: 11/18/2009 10:25 AM

NATCHEZ, Miss. — Natchez' historic Eola Hotel, the Eola Guest House and the Prentiss Club have been sold at auction.

Tommy Williams of Williams & Williams auction firm in Tulsa, presided over Tuesday's auction. A Williams & Williams onsite bid representative submitted the high bids against an onsite crowd of about 20 people.

Williams told The Natchez Democrat that the closing will occur within 30 days of acceptance of the bids by Bob Dean of Baton Rouge, La. The bidders' identities were not revealed since the sales are not final.

The high bidder of the Eola will incur an added cost of $250,000 for all personal property on the premises unless the seller excludes personal items.

By Associated Press

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