From pre-Columbian ruins to Civil Rights history, there is a historic richness to Louisiana.
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900 Lakeshore Drive
Lake Charles, LA 70601
Memorial honoring two local men killed in the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks. There is a piece of granite from the Pentagon honoring Kevin Yokum and a steel girder from the World Trade Center honoring L. Russel Keene ll. Features 3,000 pieces of colored glass representing those killed in the three locations.
Abbeville Cultural & Historical Museum & Art Gallery
Abbeville
200 N. Magdalen Sq.
Abbeville, LA 70510
Cultural Center and Museum in downtown Abbeville that features exhibits by local artists. We also have exhibits on the Omelette Festival, artifacts from the Vermilion Historical Society and more. Wireless internet access available.
Academy of the Sacred Heart
Grand Coteau
1821 Academy Rd.
Grand Coteau, LA 70541
Built in 1821, the Academy is the second oldest institution of learning west of the Mississippi. Site of authenticated miracle and shrine, formal gardens, magnificent oak alley and museum. National register of Historic places.
Acadian Memorial
St. Martinville
121 S. New Market St.
St. Martinville, LA 70582
Mural depicts Acadian arrival, audio stories bring it to life, Wall of names of Acadian refugees, meditation garden, eternal flame, Grand-Pre' Deportation cross replica, mosaic Acadian family Coats of Arms, museum of the Acadian Memorial.
Acadian Museum of Erath
Erath
203 S. Broadway
Erath, LA 70533
A museum displaying artifacts and exhibits on the life and culture of the Acadians. Specializing in the promotion of our French heritage and culture.
200 Greenleaf Dr.
Lafayette, LA 70506
Acadian Village serves as a monument to the proud culture of the Acadian People. As a folk life museum, it offers an authentic vision of Acadian society in South La. during the 19th century.
Adai Indian Nation Cultural Center
Robeline
4460 Hwy. 485
Robeline, LA 71469
Experience a day in the life of the Adai Indian by visiting historic dwellings, exploring the Cultural Center, viewing historic artifacts, and watching the buffalo roam. Arts and crafts shop and snack shop available
African American Museum (St. Martinville)
St. Martinville
125 South New Market Street
St. Martinville, LA 70582
Alexander Mouton House/Lafayette Museum
Lafayette
1122 Lafayette St.
Lafayette, LA 70501
The Alexandre Mouton House is a lovely house museum located in the heart of downtown Lafayette. Original structure built in early 1800s by the found of Vermilionville, Jean Mouton. Later became home to Louisiana's 12th governor, Alexandre Mouton. It is now restored to its 1850s grandeur and serves as a repository of the history and culture of Acadiana.Available for private tours, meetings and small catered events. Beautiful grounds and gardens available for small events and photo shoots. Museum hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-4:00 p.m.; after-hour functions available upon request.
Amistad Research Center
New Orleans
6823 St Charles Ave
New Orleans, LA 70118
Annadele's Plantation Restaurant and Bed & Breakfast
Covington
71495 Chestnutt St.
Covington, LA 70433
On a ridge, nestled among the Magnolia, Cypress, Pine and Pear trees is Covington's most elegant, premier fine dining destination—Annadele's Plantation. Enjoy the Culinary delights of renowned Chef Marvin Tweedy for lunch or evening dining, weddings, receptions or private dining. For a luxurious escape, come discover the charm of our Bed & Breakfast.
Annadele's Plantation Restaurant
SUNDAY BRUNCH
11AM - 2PM
LUNCH
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
11AM - 2PM
DINNER
TUESDAY - THURSDAY
5:30PM - 9PM
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
5:30PM - 10PM
MONDAY
CLOSED
Bogue Falaya Bistro:
Entertainment
Come join us Friday and Saturday nights from 6:30pm - 10:30pm to enjoy the sultry sounds of Miss Bradley and Dr. Jazz, in the North Shore's coziest piano bar setting.
Antioch Baptist Church
Shreveport
1057 Texas Ave
Shreveport, LA 71101
Founded in 1866. Oldest African-American Baptist congregation in Shreveport. Present building completed in 1903. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1982.
Arizona Cotton Factory Chimney
Homer
Hwy 806
Homer, LA 71040
About 1867, a group of properous Claiborne Parish farmers helped lead Claiborne Parish into the Industrial Revolution by building a cotton factory a few miles east of Homer at Arizona, LA. The three-story building made cotton thread and Osnaburg cloth. Inadequate transportation and a lack of skilled workers were the prime factors in its decline. It was in operation from 1867-1875. The chimney is located on private property but it is visible from state Hwy. 806. It is well worth your time to view, photograph, and listen to the history of this old structure. (Driving Tour cd available $3)
Arizona Methodist Church
Homer
Hwy 806
Homer, LA 71040
On Arizona Rd (Hwy 806) off LA 2 East - Founded in1850, the present day building was completed in 1882. Handmade pews constructed ca 1880 are still in use. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Claiborne Parish #83003608 (Driving Tour CD available - $3).
Ascension Parish Court House
Donaldsonville
300 Houmas Street
Donaldsonville, LA 70346
This Romanesque revival style building was constructed in 1889 with finely detailed brick arches. The adjacent jail predates the courthouse by more than 20 years. Tours provide insight into this area's significant history.
Ashe' Cultural Arts Center
New Orleans
1712 Oretha C Haley Blvd.
New Orleans, LA 70113
ASHÉ CULTURAL ARTS CENTER is an effort to combine the intentions of neighborhood and economic development with the awesome creative forces of communtiy, culture and art to revive and reclaim a historically significant corridor in Central City New Orleans: Oretha Castle-Haley Boulevard, formerly known as Dryades Street.
Ashland-Belle Helene
Geismar
Hwy 75
Geismar, LA 70734
This stately home built in 1841 exemplifies the massive simplicity and dignity of the classic revival architecture. Ashland has served as authentic location for several well-known motion picture including Clark Gable’s “Band of Angels” and “A Long, Hot Summer” among others. Drive by only.
Association for the Preservation of Historic Natchitoches
Natchitoches
P.O. Box 2248
Natchitoches, LA 71457
Association for the Preservation of Historic Natchitoches owns Melrose Plantation and Lemee House. This group oversees the preservation of both historic sites and hosts the annual Melrose Arts & Crafts Festival and the Fall Pilgrimage held the second weekend in October.
Audubon State Historic Site
St. Francisville
11788 Hwy. 965
St. Francisville, LA 70775
The tall, airy house where John James Audubon stayed is a splendid example of colonial architecture adapted to its climate. Built circa 1806, Oakley predates the relatively heavy details of classic revival in Southern plantation homes and claims distinction for its beautiful simplicity. The rooms of Oakley have been restored in the style of the late Federal Period (1790-1830), reflecting their appearance when Audubon stayed there.
Audubon State Historic Site & Oakley House
St. Francisville
11788 Hwy. 965
St. Francisville, LA 70775
The main feature of this 100-acre woodland site is Oakley House, where John James Audubon lived for a short time. Other facilities include formal and kitchen gardens, a separate kitchen and weaving room, a plantation barn, two slave cabins, a picnic area with a shelter and a nature trail through the acres of magnolia and poplar trees. Special living and history events, programs and demonstrations take place throughout the year.
