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.

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

The only hospital in the nation to treat Hansen’s Disease, the museum now serves to tell its story.

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

Cora Texas Sugar Mill was established in 1928 and is one of only 13 remaining sugar mills.