Okay Teachers! Are you ready to travel around Louisiana? Get ready, set, CLICK.... Kent Plantation House Dating to 1800, this house and it's complex outbuildings depict the story of plantation life. Central Louisiana's oldest standing structure. BREC's Magnolia Mound Plantation 1790's French Creole House Crystal Rice Plantation 1848 Acadian cottage, crawfish farm, and rice farm Houmas House Plantation and Gardens Once the largest plantation in the South Destrehan Plantation Built in 1877 National Historic Landmark Evergreen Plantation and Swamp Tour National Landmark with 37 buildings Ally of 100 moss draped oaks Frogmore Cotton Plantation and Gins Historical and ultra-modern 1800-acre working cotton plantation. 19 Antebellum buildings, steam gin and new computerized gin San Francisco Plantation Only authentically restored plantation home in Louisiana - c. 1856 300 year oaks French/German Heritage Southdown Plantation/Terrebonne Museum 19th Century Sugar Plantation Manor House Madewood Plantation House Greek Revival Mansion Shadows-on-the-Teche The only National Trust Historic House Museum and Garden in Louisiana. Authenically restored and interpreted 1834 historic site. Poplar Grove Plantation Exotic Victorian plantation originally built for the 1884 World's Fair. Greenwood Plantation Greek Rivival Style c.1830 Burned in 1960 and restored The Myrtle's Plantation Bed and Breakfast c. 1796 On National Historic Register One of America's Most Haunted Houses! Laura: A Creole Plantation Tour details the Creole life of a woman, slaves, and children. Oak Alley Plantation National Historic Landmark c. 1839 Famous for the alley of 300 year old oaks Nottoway Plantation Home The South's Largest Plantation Home c. 1859 Old Governor's Mansion Built by Huey Long in 1930 as Louisiana's White House. USS Kidd & Veteran's Memorial Restored WWII destroyer. Veteran's memorial features ship models, artifacts, Louisiana Memorial Plaza, Hall of Honor, and aircraft exhibit. Conrad Rice Mill/KONRIKO Oldest rice mill in America Louisiana Art and Science Museum Art exhibits, Eqyptian tomb, hands-on kids' galleries, and Challenge Learning Center Irene W. Pennington Planetarium and ExxonMobil Space Theater Acadian Village A museum of authentic Acadian houses Louisiana Children's Museum 45,000 square feet of dynamic hands-on exhibits Louisiana State Museum, Cabildo The site of the Louisiana Purchase ceremonies The National D-Day Museum America's National World War II Museum Acadian Memorial Honors Acadian refugees Louisiana State Parks Links to all State Parks Poverty Point State Historic Site Longfellow-Evangeline State Historic Site Louisiana State Arboretum Wetlands Acadian Cultural Center, Jean Lafite National Historical Park and Reserve Site includes a museum and performing arts theater Vermilionville A Cajun/Creole folklife park depicting the Acadian area from 1765-1890. BREC's Baton Rouge Zoo over 1,800 animals BREC's Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center Hardwood forests and cypress-tupelo swamp Audubon Zoo One of the Top 5 Zoos in the United States Over 2,000 animals in their natural habitat settings, including white alligators from the Louisiana swamp. Aquarium of the Americas A Top 5 Aquarium 400,000 gallon Gulf of Mexico Exhibit Insta-Gator Alligator Ranch and Hatchery 2,000 gators Global Wildlife Center 3,000 free-roamin animals on a 900 acre perserve Alligator Park See Hundreds of Alligators Los Adaes Interactive Site Life at an Eighteenth-Century Spanish Outpost Contact Webmaster: Tammy S. Seneca