This was my first plantation visit. I was not sure what to expect but I was not disappointed. The gift shop is quaint and filled with your standard gift shop trinkets. Beyond the memorabilia, the grounds are fantastic. The Spanish moss supervises the bright green...More

A great find as not one of the more popular plantation houses but the History was handled in a "kid gloves" way which as it was my first visit to this kind of establishment, I'm still pondering whether I would have preferred a more gritty...More

The tour of the plantation was outstanding, the guides very knowledgeable. The staff even went out of their way to suggest how best we could use our time there, to maximize our visit and see and listen to as many things. Also it is close...More

The historical society has really done a fantastic job restoring the plantation and keeping this important history alive. Very neat that they have left several viewing windows to the walls and "attic" open to see the construction techniques and tenon & mortise techniques along with...More

We had such a marvelous time! Our guide was very well informed on the times, owners, plantation and she welcomed our many questions.

Tour guide was friendly, but less than impressive. Given our time restraint on this trip to NOLA, we're glad we went, but don't expect a 5-star experience like the Whitney Plantation. Save time to really look at the register of slave names and descriptions on...More

Although I've been a Louisiana resident my entire life, this tour gave me a greater historical understanding of the area. The tour guide was very entertaining and knowledgeable. Beverly did a great job keeping the children and adults engaged throughout the tour.