These 10 Photos Of Louisiana In The 1970s Are Mesmerizing

Did you live in Louisiana in the 1970s? What do you remember of that time? We've found some awesome Louisiana photos from the 1970s that are sure you bring you back. These vintage Louisiana photos are truly special. Take a look at what old Louisiana used to look and feel like :). PLUS: We've included a bonus video from that time that will simply rock your world.

1. Chief Administrative Officer Richard Kernion presents certificates of merit to representatives of several Louisiana festivals, 1971.

Festival queens! There is a rich history there...does anyone have any experience with them?

2. Ville Platte Train Station, Missouri Pacific, 1970

Do any Ville Platte folks know if this train station is still standing?

3. A Young Hippie Girl Dancing at a Festival in New Orleans, Louisiana, 1972

Now that looks like a real Louisiana girl!

4. Ramada Inn, 1972, Shreveport

While some things change, some things always stay the same...

5. New Orleans Superdome, 1975

Before it was the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, a picture of the dome right when it opened.

6. Bas Clas Ridge Band 1976

Cajun for Low Class, this Cajun band still plays music together today! Check out the link under the picture.

7. Voter Education Project executive director, John Lewis encourages African American cane workers in southern Louisiana to register and vote.

The Voter Education Project was a federally endorsed by the Kennedy administration.

8. Bayou Segnette, 1970

The notes on this photo read: A scenic area of the Bayou Segnette where giant origin cypress trees flourish. This area is endangered by possible land development if the proposed interstate 410 Loop (Dixie Freeway) is built. It's certainly true that it's hard to find trees like this anymore!

9. Hotel Bentley lobby in the 1970s

This amazing historic hotel has currently been renovated and is open to the public again!

10. A group of students at LA Tech in the 1970's

Ah, those were the days...the hair!

And finally, a video of rural Cajun life from that time period that will give you a sense of how everything has changed!

Did these photos and video remind you of anything special? Do you like looking at vintage Louisiana photos of Louisiana in the 1970s? Do you have any of your own to share? Let us know!