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The Most Iconic View in Louisiana Is Also a Stunning Slice of History

St. Louis Cathedral is one of the oldest cathedrals in the United States and the most iconic view in Louisiana.

by Jackie Sutherlin
on Oct 4
A scenic view of Jackson Square in New Orleans at sunset, featuring horse-drawn carriages and St. Louis Cathedral.
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This Is The Most Louisiana Sound You’ll Ever Hear, And We Can’t Stop Listening To It

by Jackie Sutherlin
on May 7
Two red and gold Acadian accordions sit side by side on a wooden surface, showcasing their intricate design.
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Few People Know The Real Reason Behind Breaux Bridge Becoming The Crawfish Capital Of The World

by Jackie Sutherlin
on Feb 26
A close-up of a red lobster with large claws, perched on a light-colored surface.
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It’s A Little-Known Fact That Eggs Sardou Was Actually Invented In Louisiana

by Jackie Sutherlin
on Jul 31
Historic buildings with balconies and greenery, featuring Antoine's Restaurant sign, in a vibrant street scene.
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The Oldest Building In Louisiana Was Used As A Hospital, A Convent, And A School For Girls

by Jackie Sutherlin
on Jul 14
A historic building with a white facade, surrounded by neatly trimmed hedges and flags, under a cloudy sky.

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The Fascinating Archaeological Discovery That Put This Louisiana Village On The Map

Poverty Point in Pioneer, Louisiana, is a significant archaeological site discovered in the 1830s and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

by Jackie Sutherlin
on Jul 3
A serene landscape featuring rolling hills, trees, and a clear blue sky.
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One Of The Most Haunted Bridges in Louisiana, The Huey P. Long Bridge, Has Been Around Since 1935

The Huey P. Long Bridge in Louisiana is known for its haunted history and ghost sightings of workers who died during its construction.

by Paige Pfeifer
on Apr 3
A view of the Huey P. Long Bridge with a vehicle driving underneath and construction cranes in the background.
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Few People Know Louisiana Was Home To The First Woman Hired To The United States Forest Service In America

Caroline Dormon's efforts led to the establishment of Kisatchie National Forest and the preservation of Louisiana's natural landscape.

by Jackie Sutherlin
on Mar 22
An elderly woman sits beside a large tree in a forest, looking contemplative in a vintage-style photograph.
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These Vintage Pics Of Mardi Gras Parades In Louisiana Show Just How Much It Has Changed

Mardi Gras in New Orleans has a rich history dating back to 1857, with many traditions and changes over the years.

by Jackie Sutherlin
on Feb 3
A large crowd gathers in a bustling street, filled with banners and decorations, during a festive parade.
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Louisiana Has A Lost Town Most People Don’t Know About

Last Island in Louisiana was destroyed by the 1856 hurricane, forever altering the coastline and resulting in significant loss of life.

by Jackie Sutherlin
on Jan 25
Aerial view of a sandy peninsula extending into the ocean, surrounded by water and greenery.