Louisiana's River Road is a 70 mile long corridor of cultural resources located on each side of the Mississippi River between Baton Rouge and New Orleans. The River Road includes some of the state's most famous and recognizable plantation houses. The typical plantation, built by wealthy sugar planters, is a white, Greek Revival mansion set with in lush gardens and trees dripping with Spanish moss. - AsNotedIn
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| Houmas House Plantation and Gardens |
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| Bocage |
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| Evergreen Plantation |
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| Poplar Grove Plantation House |
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| Oak Alley Plantation | |||
| Desire Plantation House |
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| St Joseph Plantation House |
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| Laura Plantation |
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| San Francisco Plantation House |
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| Ormond Plantation House |
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| Felicite Plantation |
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| Destrehan Plantation |
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