thecreoles_more photos

home antebellum history the war postbellum occupation culture bibliography & sources

More photos

Home of Armand Duplantier Circa 1795, West Baton Rouge Parish	Typical Greek Revival home circa 1850, New Orleans courtesy Library of congress	Invitation circa 1867, Comus Ball Mardi Gras courtesy Library of Congress	Fendlason descendent Bogalousa, Louisiana circa early 20th century	Fendlason descendent with mother, circa early 20th century Louisiana	young Creole boys, early 20th century
Louis Forstall home circa 1850, vieux carre courtesy Library of Congress	Kitchen view, Destrehan Plantation, Louisiana circa 1850	Destrehan Plantation, Destrehan, Louisiana	Monument commemorating 1876 riot, foot of Canal street New Orleans	Classic New Orleans style home, circa 1855, Pauger Street courtesy Library of Congress	Creole plantation home near New Orleans, circa 1840 Aime plantation courtesy Library of Congress
A view of the Sugar Exchange, New Orleans built 1880's, destroyed 1963 courtesy of the Library of Congress	Ruins of Trepagnier Plantation near New Orleans courtesy of the Library of Congress	The Orleans Theatre, scene of many French language productions, a center of Creole society, New Orleans circa 1840 Courtesy of the Library of congress	Sugar Cane harvest by traditional methods, Cuba 20th century courtesy of the Sugar Board	typical home, New Orleans, circa late 19-early 20th centuries	young Creole woman New Orleans, circa early 20th century
Fendlason and Duplantier descendant, circa mid 20th century	French American, mid 20th century	typical Creole gardens: left a New Orleans courtyard, right a garden view of a country home	Folk painting, Destrehan Plantation, Louisiana	Facade of the Sugar Exchange, New Orleans, circa 1880 courtesy of the Library of Congress	Folk painting, Destrehan plantation, Louisiana