Sights in Louisiana

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sights in Louisiana : the essentials

Statues in New Orleans

Among the statues in the French market, Jacques the butcher has his mouth open, probably frozen as he offers his meat to passersby

Statues in New Orleans

The third statue in tribute to the ordinary people of the French market is dedicated to Michelle, a young woman sitting barefoot o

Historical Monuments in White Castle

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Nottoway Plantation has the largest mansion in Louisiana: 65 rooms, including a 20 meter ballroom, painted entirely in white with

Churches in New Orleans

New Orleans is essentially a Catholic city. Unlike other states, where evangelical religions are more popular, Louisiana is full o

Historical Monuments in New Orleans

Nestled in the heart of St. Charles Avenue, the Robert E Lee Circle monument is very interesting. The central 18 meter monument is

Squares in New Orleans

Nestled in the heart of the French Quarter, hidden away by Conti Street, Exchange Place is a charming little corner of the city wi

Historical Monuments in Richmond

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Unlike the neighboring Museum of the Confederacy, the White House is really meant for all ages. Touring the house is a fun example

Statues in New Orleans

Musician's Statue

Statues in New Orleans

Jazz Walk of Fame

Squares in New Orleans

No relation to the King of Pop's famous dance, Moonwalk is a walk along the Mississippi gently bathed in sunlight and named in hon

Squares in New Iberia

Bouligny Plaza

Cemeteries in New Orleans

Lafayette Cemetery

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Ruins in Port Gibson

The Windsor ruins are an amazing set of historical ruins of the largest Greek-revival mansion built in Mississippi. In the 1890's,