Saint Francisville Family Activities - Things to Do With Kids in Saint Francisville LA

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• Overview Although John James Audubon spent only four months at Oakley House, while teaching drawing to the plantation owner's daughter, he began or completed ... more on L.L.Bean

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• Overview Restored 1896 hardware store with ... more on Yahoo! Travel
• Overview Gift shop Museum displays the nine flags that have flown over West Feliciana ... more on visitbatonrouge.com

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• This plantation is worth your time. The grounds are one of a kind with beautiful ... more on Tripadvisor
• Exquisite home, very knowledgable tour guides. My dog was thrilled to run in dense century old plantings and chase ... more on Tripadvisor

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• Overview Unique to Louisiana, so rare that the state has purchased ... more on Wcities

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• Overview A receptive company planning complete historical and plantation tours for ... more on Yahoo! Travel

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• Overview Gift shop, picnic areas and restrooms, conference room. ... more on visitbatonrouge.com
• Overview By far the most impressive and historic of the more far-flung plantations, Rosedown is notable for its dramatic gardens and a tour stuffed with intriguing bits of facts and trivia, courtesy of more... more on frommers.com

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• Overview A little over 1 mile north of the intersection with Louisiana Highway 10, along U.S. Highway 61, is this beautiful, if a tad dull, house built in 1795. Its gallery is 110 feet long, and the elabora... more on frommers.com

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• Overview The main feature of this 100-acre woodland site is Oakley House, where John James Audubon ... more on visitbatonrouge.com
• Overview Oakley Plantation, 3 miles east of U.S. 61, features the old house where John James Audubon came to study and paint the wildlife of this part of Louisiana. Built in 1799, it is a three-story ... more on frommers.com

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• Location: New Roads, Louisiana (6.7 miles from Saint Francisville)
• Overview 8211 False River ... more on visitbatonrouge.com
• Overview This plantation is one of the few that still functions as a working farm. Built in 1750 by Marquis Vincent de Ternant, the house is one of the oldest in the ... more on frommers.com