J. A. Barthel Store
Closed since 2000, this rustic building still remains a popular photo spot for tourists and films.
Closed since 2000, this rustic building still remains a popular photo spot for tourists and films.
Built in 1913, its liturgical architecture is representative of Gothic revival style.
It served as the only school for African-American children in the community for 60 years.
A sugar farm in its heyday, it has always been one of the show places of the area.
Facing Bayou Grosse Tete, it’s an impressive example of early Louisiana architecture.
A small but unique Gothic Revival frame church, that is picturesque and rich with history.