Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Louisiana.

Plaquemine’s forgotten architecture consists of some 120 structures, of varying styles.

Built in 1920, it provided elementary school for African-American children in the community.

A tribute to this enduring way of life through exhibits, storytelling, and preservation.

An extensive boardwalk system for fishing and picnicking make it the perfect place to hangout.

A small but unique Gothic Revival frame church, that is picturesque and rich with history.