Laura Plantation
$25–$50Creole plantation complex offering guided tours of an 1805 Big House and original slave cabins.

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Tour a preserved plantation whose exhibits and memorials focus on the lives of the people enslaved there.
5099 Louisiana Hwy 18 · Wallace, LA
Whitney Plantation is a nonprofit museum on Louisiana Highway 18 devoted to the history and legacies of slavery. You can take a guided tour or a self-guided audio tour past sixteen original structures, including a French Creole main house from about 1790 and two slave cabins, plus memorials to people enslaved here and across Louisiana. Guided tours also go upstairs in the Big House. The museum suggests allowing at least two hours for the grounds and visitor center exhibits.
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