AUDUBON STATE HISTORIC SITE
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A beautiful example of colonial architecture, the small house of the Oakley plantation in St. Francisville
Built around 1806 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1973, the little house on Oakley Plantation is a fine example of colonial architecture. It was here that John James Audubon, the famous American ornithologist, came to stay for a few months in 1812. He was in charge of teaching drawing to Eliza Pirrie, the owners' daughter. In addition to the house, there are also two slave cabins near the back of the house.
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Visited in november 2018
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Belle maison,visite guidée agréable. Le parcs et la fameuse alley autour de la maisons sont magnifiques. Marcher jusqu’a l’extérieur du domaine nous amène sur les rives du Mississippi. Une visite un peu gâchée par l’attitude de la guide qui nous a balancé la visite et les explications de façon didactique et monocorde.
Visited in june 2015
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Jolie demeure, toujours agréable à visiter. Parc plaisant également. Une sortie culturelle sympathique pour toute la famille.
