Grey Oaks, originally built on the outskirts of Port Gibson, Mississippi in the Greek Revival style, was once called Anchuka. It was bought in 1936 by Michael Morrissey of Vicksburg. Under the supervision of architect Mr. James T. Canizaro of Jackson, Mississippi, the house was dismantled. All salvageable parts were used to rebuild the home in the Federal style and renamed Grey Oaks at its present location.

Now owned by Ron White, the home is an elegant adaptation of an 1840s home. Surrounded by acres of landscaped grounds and towering oaks, and mountains of Kudzu, the house takes on the aura of a romance novel. Mr White is a passionate art collector of oil canvases, sculptures, clocks and period furniture which are featured throughout the home.