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Begin your quest for treasures in St. Francisville
where our antebellum plantations and
townhomes are gems. For a map, complete with mileage and directions, stop in at the
West Feliciana
Historical Society Museum, home of the Audubon Pilgrimage each March. From there,
enjoy the Walk Through History tour that interprets over 140 structures on the National
Register of Historic Places, including some of our churches: Grace Episcopal Church and
Cemetery the state's second oldest Episcopal congregation, Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic
Church designed by Confederate General P.G.T. Beauregard, and the United Methodist Church
whose 150-year-old belfry was moved from Bayou Sara. Ferdinand Street boasts over a dozen
shops filled with delightful gifts and antiques. And only minutes from "downtown" is the
Locust Grove Cemetery,
where the first wife of Jefferson Davis is buried. The Energy Center
at the Riverbend Power Plant is a treat for visitors young and old alike. So for birding,
biking, picnicking, honeymooning, or browsing art galleries, West Feliciana is the place!
For more information, contact:
West Feliciana Tourist Commission.
Credit:
Louisiana Office of Tourism.
More information....
Area Culture and Traveler's Guide, with a Tour
Listings for Travelers: Attractions, Dining, Lodging and More
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