Oak Alley Plantation Located on the Mississippi River between the historic Louisiana cities of New Orleans and Baton Rouge, Oak Alley Plantation has been called the "Grande Dame of the Great River Road". The quarter-mile canopy of giant live oak trees, believed to be nearly 300 years old, forms an impressive avenue leading to the classic Greek-revival style antebellum home.

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8 x 10 $38.00 11 x 16 $43.00 12 x 18 $49.00

Oak Alley Plantation 2

Located on the Mississippi River between the historic Louisiana cities of New Orleans and Baton Rouge, Oak Alley Plantation has been called the "Grande Dame of the Great River Road". The quarter-mile canopy of giant live oak trees, believed to be nearly 300 years old, forms an impressive avenue leading to the classic Greek-revival style antebellum home.

Photo Prices

8 x 10 $38.00 11 x 16 $43.00 12 x 18 $49.00

Oak Alley Plantation 1

Located on the Mississippi River between the historic Louisiana cities of New Orleans and Baton Rouge, Oak Alley Plantation has been called the "Grande Dame of the Great River Road". The quarter-mile canopy of giant live oak trees, believed to be nearly 300 years old, forms an impressive avenue leading to the classic Greek-revival style antebellum home.

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8 x 10 $38.00 11 x 16 $43.00 12 x 18 $49.00

Laura Plantation
Since 1805 this colorful Creole Plantation has been an important part of Louisiana's history.

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8 x 10 $38.00 11 x 16 $43.00 12 x 18 $49.00

Rosalie Mansion
This beautiful home was built by Peter Little in Natchez, MS, in 1823. Peter's grandfather was George Washington's physician and pallbearer at his funeral.

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8 x 10 $38.00 11 x 16 $43.00 12 x 18 $49.00

Rosalie Mansion Side

This beautiful home was built by Peter Little in Natchez, MS, in 1823. Peter's grandfather was George Washington's physician and pallbearer at his funeral.

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8 x 10 $38.00 11 x 16 $43.00 12 x 18 $49.00

Frogmore Slave Quarters This plantation was founded in 1818, and the site consists of 18 restored antebellum structures that date back to the early 1800’s.

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8 x 10 $38.00 11 x 16 $43.00 12 x 18 $49.00

Frogmore Plantation

This plantation was founded in 1818, and the site consists of 18 restored antebellum structures that date back to the early 1800’s.

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8 x 10 $38.00 11 x 16 $43.00 12 x 18 $49.00

Frogmore Plantation and Gin This plantation was founded in 1818, and the site consists of 18 restored antebellum structures that date back to the early 1800’s.

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8 x 10 $38.00 11 x 16 $43.00 12 x 18 $49.00

Frogmore Church This plantation was founded in 1818, and the site consists of 18 restored antebellum structures that date back to the early 1800’s.

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8 x 10 $38.00 11 x 16 $43.00 12 x 18 $49.00

Frogmore Church 3

This plantation was founded in 1818, and the site consists of 18 restored antebellum structures that date back to the early 1800’s.

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8 x 10 $38.00 11 x 16 $43.00 12 x 18 $49.00

Frogmore Church 1

This plantation was founded in 1818, and the site consists of 18 restored antebellum structures that date back to the early 1800’s.

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8 x 10 $38.00 11 x 16 $43.00 12 x 18 $49.00

Mount Hope Plantation

Mount Hope is one of the two surviving antebellum homes in Baton Rouge. Resting here for over two hundred years, Mount Hope exudes true Southern grace and charm.

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8 x 10 $38.00 11 x 16 $43.00 12 x 18 $49.00

Nottoway Plantation 1

Majestic Nottoway Plantation, with its towering size, hand-carved marble mantles and intricate plaster frieze work, awes visitors with its grandeur and innovative features. The 64-room, three-story palatial mansion is sometimes referred to as an "American castle."

Nottoway was completed in 1859 for John Hampden Randolph and his wife, Emily Jane Liddell Randolph, and it was home to their eleven children. The mansion boasts 53,000 square feet, and originally sat on 400 acres of highland and 620 acres of swamp. It was designed by renowned architect Henry Howard of New Orleans in Greek Revival and Italianate style.

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8 x 10 $38.00 11 x 16 $43.00 12 x 18 $49.00

Nottoway Plantation

Majestic Nottoway Plantation, with its towering size, hand-carved marble mantles and intricate plaster frieze work, awes visitors with its grandeur and innovative features. The 64-room, three-story palatial mansion is sometimes referred to as an "American castle."

Nottoway was completed in 1859 for John Hampden Randolph and his wife, Emily Jane Liddell Randolph, and it was home to their eleven children. The mansion boasts 53,000 square feet, and originally sat on 400 acres of highland and 620 acres of swamp. It was designed by renowned architect Henry Howard of New Orleans in Greek Revival and Italianate style.

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8 x 10 $38.00 11 x 16 $43.00 12 x 18 $49.00

Nottoway Plantation Porch

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8 x 10 $38.00 11 x 16 $43.00 12 x 18 $49.00

Oakley Plantation

Oakley Plantation House is located in the Audubon Memorial State Park in West Feliciana Parish. Construction on the house began in 1799, when Ruffin Gray, a successful planter from Natachez, Mississippi, moved here on land purchased from the Spanish authorities. Gray died before the house was completed, and his widow Lucy Alston oversaw its completion. She later married James Pierre of Scotland. Eliza, the daughter of James Pierre and Lucy, was born here in 1805, and it was her future education that introduced Audubon to the Felicianas. Oakley's interior has been restored to the Federal period style (1790-1830), reflecting its appearance when Audubon stayed here. The three-story home expresses the colonial architecture adapted to the geographical location. Oakley Plantation House contains 17 rooms, with front and side entrances leading to the landscaped grounds, which are shaded by oak and ancient crape myrtle trees.

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8 x 10 $38.00 11 x 16 $43.00 12 x 18 $49.00

Rosedown Plantation

Rosedown Plantation, outside St. Francisville, Louisiana, is one of the most intact, documented examples of a domestic plantation complex in the South. It embodies the lifestyle of the antebellum South's wealthiest planters in a way very few other surviving properties can.

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8 x 10 $38.00 11 x 16 $43.00 12 x 18 $49.00