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St. John The Baptist Church

It stands as a reminder of the pivotal role of the church in African-American communities.

It served as the only school for African-American children in the community for 60 years.

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

Acadian cottage style architecture, built in the 1800’s.

A sugar farm in its heyday, it has always been one of the show places of the area.

A raised cottage with greek architecture, built before 1860.

Built in the late 1800’s, this mansion sits among a grove of live oaks.

Located on Bayou Grosse Tete, it was built in 1840 on Indian Mounds.

Facing Bayou Grosse Tete, it’s an impressive example of early Louisiana architecture.

This “cathedral on the bayou” represents Romanesque Royal architecture in the south.