The Guy House has been restored to its original splendor. Original cypress floors, thirteen foot ceilings and original molding can be found in this room and throughout the house. Relax in a reproduction antique sofa or the two comfortable, red patterned chairs and take in the charm of years past. The Grand Hall is one of the most unique features of the house. The hallway is 55x12 and along with the three downstairs parlors, is perfect for weddings, rehearsal dinners, bridal and baby showers, banquets or parties. Its historic, bight red color and colossal size along with dog ear trim and oversize crown molding will take your breath away. Equipped with a modern, commercial kitchen, any type of function can be performed. Enjoy a full course breakfast in the same breakfast for more than one hundred and fifty years. After breakfast, relax in a rocking chair on one of two fifty foot galleries, which are located at the front and back of the house. Take a copy of Payne Williams' book, The American Cemetery, and enjoy a stroll through the American Cemetery, where the book will guide you through the oldest cemetery in the Louisiana Purchase. What makes the Guy House unique is that every piece of furniture and all the paintings are for sell. Renowned furniture craftsman George Olivier constructed a cypress, king size bed, for the Guy House. Famous folk artist Robert Miller has placed several of his plantation themed paintings in the house. Local artist Ed Kollar has also placed several of his oil paintings, many which depict houses and present and past scenes of Natchitoches. Antique dealer, Sherry Barrett, has loaned several beautiful antique pieces to the Guy House for you to view.