Historic Houses in Louisiana

• Reference: Museums: History: Open Air and Living History: North America: United States: Louisiana 
• Reference: Museums: History: North America: United States: Louisiana 
• Regional: United States: Louisiana: Arts and Entertainment: Museums 

• Beauregard-Keyes House  - Wealthy auctioneer Joseph LeCarpentier created this home in 1826 and is an excellent example of a raised center hall house.
• Degas House Historic Home  - Once the home of French impressionist master Edgar Degas, this historic home now offers tours, and bed and breakfast hospitality.
• Destrehan Plantation  - Overview of this antebellum home located at the Mississippi River bank. Find images, directions, and hours.
• Oak Alley Plantation  - Called the Grande Dame of the Great River Road, this classic Greek-revival style antebellum home is surrounded by 300 year old oaks.
• Pitot House  - The only Creole colonial style house museum in New Orleans, and home to a wide range of residents. This museum tells the Bayou St. John story from its first settlement.
• San Francisco Plantation  - Originally a sugar plantation, the home was later built in 1855 and somewhat resembles a Mississippi riverboat.
• Shadows On The Teche  - Antebellum historic house depicts life in the nineteenth-century southern Louisiana plantation.
• Williams Residence  - Italianate two-story brick house with galleries built in 1889. Read about the exhibitions, collections, and research.