Disasters
2016 Floods
A rainy weekend in August 2016 unexpectedly left behind more than three times the amount of rain dropped by Hurricane Katrina, damaging 146,000 homes in fifty-six of Louisiana’s sixty-four parishes.
A rainy weekend in August 2016 unexpectedly left behind more than three times the amount of rain dropped by Hurricane Katrina, damaging 146,000 homes in fifty-six of Louisiana’s sixty-four parishes.
Many Louisiana Creole folktales represent a convergence of African and European culture.
Enslaved people from Louisiana sugar plantations staged the largest slave revolt in United States history in 1811.
As many as five hundred enslaved people participated in an uprising against slaveholders in the Territory of Orleans.
The San Francisco Plantation name is derived from the term "sans fruscins" meaning "without a cent" or "having lost everything," possibly alluding to the high cost of the house.
Sidonie de la Houssaye wrote about nineteenth-century Creole society.
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