Cane River Creole National Historical Park

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Magnolia Plantation Store

Address: 5549 Highway 119, Cloutierville, LA 71416

Cane River preserves Oakland and Magnolia plantations, the most intact French Creole cotton plantations in the country, worked for two centuries by enslaved African Americans and later by sharecroppers whose culture shaped this region. The outbuildings, slave quarters, gin barns, and main houses survive in their original settings.

Walk the grounds and peer into the quarters, workshops, and gin barns. For a challenge, take the full in-depth visit to both plantations, tracing two centuries of Creole history along Cane River Lake.

Coordinates: 31.55032, -92.94173

Oakland Plantation Store

Address: 4386 Highway 494, Natchez, LA 71456

Cane River preserves Oakland and Magnolia plantations, the most intact French Creole cotton plantations in the country, worked for two centuries by enslaved African Americans and later by sharecroppers whose culture shaped this region. The outbuildings, slave quarters, gin barns, and main houses survive in their original settings.

Walk the grounds and peer into the quarters, workshops, and gin barns. For a challenge, take the full in-depth visit to both plantations, tracing two centuries of Creole history along Cane River Lake.

Coordinates: 31.66504, -93.00197

Texas and Pacific Railway Depot

Address: 1927 Remembrance Way, Natchitoches, LA 71457

Cane River preserves Oakland and Magnolia plantations, the most intact French Creole cotton plantations in the country, worked for two centuries by enslaved African Americans and later by sharecroppers whose culture shaped this region. The outbuildings, slave quarters, gin barns, and main houses survive in their original settings.

Walk the grounds and peer into the quarters, workshops, and gin barns. For a challenge, take the full in-depth visit to both plantations, tracing two centuries of Creole history along Cane River Lake.

Coordinates: 31.76166, -93.09395

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