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New Orleans, Louisiana
Guests at the Andrew Jackson Hotel report hearing children playing in the hallways and in their rooms, finding belongings moved and TVs…
New Orleans, Louisiana
Staff and diners at Arnaud's say Count Arnaud appears in a tuxedo in the main dining room and vanishes into a wall, rearranges silverware…
New Orleans, Louisiana
The Beauregard-Keyes House in the French Quarter was built in 1826 for auctioneer Joseph LeCarpentier, grandfather of the chess champion…
New Orleans, Louisiana
The Bourbon Orleans Hotel stands on the site of an orphanage and convent run for 83 years by the Sisters of the Holy Family, the order…
Lake Charles, Louisiana
The Calcasieu Parish Courthouse in Lake Charles is a brick and terra-cotta building completed in 1912 to replace the courthouse destroyed…
New Orleans, Louisiana
The Dauphine Orleans Hotel in the French Quarter includes May Baily's Place, which the hotel says was one of the first and most notorious…
Destrehan, Louisiana
Destrehan Plantation, established in 1787 by the Destrehan family along the Mississippi River, is considered the oldest documented…
DeRidder, Louisiana
The Beauregard Parish Jail in DeRidder, built in 1914 in a castle-like Collegiate Gothic style, held prisoners until the early 1980s and is…
New Orleans, Louisiana
The Hotel Monteleone is a long-running family-owned landmark on Royal Street in the French Quarter, known for its revolving Carousel Bar.…
New Orleans, Louisiana
The Hotel Provincial in the French Quarter has been owned and run by the Dupepe family since 1961 and is spread across several restored…
Darrow, Louisiana
Houmas House in Darrow is a Greek Revival mansion completed in 1840 by John Smith Preston on land that was a plantation from the late…
New Orleans, Louisiana
The Lafitte Guest House is a three-story French-style building at the corner of Bourbon and Dumaine that now operates as a boutique hotel…
New Orleans, Louisiana
The mansion at 1140 Royal Street was built for Delphine LaLaurie, who bought the property in 1831 and completed the house in 1832. In April…
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Louisiana's Old State Capitol is the Gothic castle-style building on the Mississippi riverfront in downtown Baton Rouge, now a museum of…
Cheneyville, Louisiana
Loyd Hall Plantation near Cheneyville was built around 1820 by William Loyd, who was hanged by Union soldiers in 1864 on suspicion of…
Derry, Louisiana
Magnolia Plantation is part of Cane River Creole National Historical Park, with eight surviving enslaved people's cabins; the main house is…
New Orleans, Louisiana
Muriel's Jackson Square stands beside the square in a French Quarter building dating to the mid-1700s, which in the early 1800s was the…
St. Francisville, Louisiana
The Myrtles Plantation was established in 1796 by General David Bradford as Laurel Grove and renamed the Myrtles in 1834. It operates as an…
New Orleans, Louisiana
The New Orleans Pharmacy Museum occupies the 1823 Creole townhouse where Louis Dufilho Jr., America's first licensed pharmacist, opened his…
Vacherie, Louisiana
Oak Alley Plantation in Vacherie is famous for the double row of live oaks leading to its Greek Revival house. Josephine and Andrew Stewart…
Shreveport, Louisiana
The Shreveport Municipal Memorial Auditorium opened in 1929 and is best known as the home of the Louisiana Hayride, the radio show that…
New Orleans, Louisiana
St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 was laid out in 1789 under Spanish colonial rule, replacing an earlier burial ground that fires and disease had…
Lafayette, Louisiana
T'Frere's House is an Acadian-style house in Lafayette built in 1880 that has operated as a bed and breakfast since 1982. Its ghost is said…