Laura Plantation
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About
Laura Plantation provides a cultural experience unlike any other in the United States. Explore the rigors of 200 years of daily life, along with the sobering experience of slavery as it happened at one historic site on the banks of the Mississippi River in the middle of New Orleans plantation country. In this podcast, Joseph Dunn, director of public relations and marketing, will be your guide into the Creole world, offering you compelling stories of the people who lived, worked, and died at this unique historic site. Real History. About real people.
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Recent episodes
- Season 2: Episode 2: A Chat with Descendant Community member Dr. Brittany Cochran Jones
- Season 2: Episode 1: Clément Lagouarde et la Tribu Natchitoches
- Season 1, Episode 14: A Chat with Dr. Angel Adams Parham
- Season 1, Episode 13: Juneteenth and the 80th United States Colored Infantry
- Uncovering the Real People and Real History of Laura, Part 1: The First Primary Sources Found
- Season 1, Episode 11: Steamboats
- Saison 1, Épisode 10 : Le Cahier de Lobel-Mahy (résumé en français)
- The Notebook of Ivan de Lobel-Mahy
- The Locouls' French Quarter Mansion & Creole Life in New Orleans
- Clarisse Peterson, Hospital Keeper, and Clarisse Wilson, Community Leader