The following tours go by Evergreen Plantation:
4/25/2024 - 12/30/2024
Step back in time as you embark on the remarkable Whitney Plantation Tour in historic New Orleans L.A.
4/25/2024 - 2/28/2025
Whitney Plantation Swamp Tour Combo by Crescent City Tours Transportation is the perfect activity for adventure seekers and history buffs alike.
4/25/2024 - 2/28/2025
Get ready to experience the fascinating landmarks of Louisiana with the Laura Plantation Swamp Tour Combo by Crescent City Tours.
With over 200 years of history nestled within its walls, the Evergreen Plantation is an unmissable spectacle located along Louisiana's historic River Road, not far from the dazzling city of New Orleans. The expansive property is recognized for its historical significance extending back to the Antebellum South. Its stunning example of Greek Revival architecture, its lush fields of sugarcane and its hauntingly beautiful alley of 300-year-old live oak trees have attracted those who appreciate history and natural beauty. Its charismatic grandeur and intriguing past make it a must-visit destination for anyone finding themselves in the charming state of Louisiana.
A visit to the Evergreen Plantation is a step back into history. The plantation was established in the late 18th century and spans across a striking 37 acres of land. It holds the distinction of being the most intact plantation complex in the Southern United States with 37 buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places, including 22 slave cabins still standing in their original 1790s configuration. The Evergreen Plantation's rich historical significance coupled with its well-preserved architecture promise a unique, educational and unforgettable trip down memory lane.
The highlights of Evergreen Plantation are numerous and varied. The breathtaking 'Big House' exhibits a fantastic example of Greek Revival architecture, where guided tours take visitors through the graceful mansion revealing its history, the lifestyle of its inhabitants and the dark history of slavery. The majestic avenue of oaks is another spectacular sight, leading the way to the plantation, they instill a sense of awe while framing perfect photo opportunities. The 22 preserved slave cabins offer a sobering look into the past and form a haunting memory of the plantation's history.
The Evergreen Plantation is adorned with beautiful landscapes surrounding the historic buildings. The levee by the Mississippi River and the vast expanse of sugarcane fields breathe life into the old narratives of what life was like in the Antebellum South. A variety of unique bird species, lush trees, and flowers make it a nature lover’s paradise alongside its historical appeal.
In conclusion, the Evergreen Plantation offers a touch of pristine history, stunning architecture, natural beauty, and a sense of tranquility to its visitors. Its notable charm, coupled with its significant past, create an ambiance of reverence and reflection. Whether you are a history buff, a nature enthusiast, or simply a curious explorer, a visit to the Evergreen Plantation would tick all your boxes, making it an engaging, thought-provoking, and a memorable part of your visit to Louisiana.
A visit to the Evergreen Plantation is a step back into history. The plantation was established in the late 18th century and spans across a striking 37 acres of land. It holds the distinction of being the most intact plantation complex in the Southern United States with 37 buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places, including 22 slave cabins still standing in their original 1790s configuration. The Evergreen Plantation's rich historical significance coupled with its well-preserved architecture promise a unique, educational and unforgettable trip down memory lane.
The highlights of Evergreen Plantation are numerous and varied. The breathtaking 'Big House' exhibits a fantastic example of Greek Revival architecture, where guided tours take visitors through the graceful mansion revealing its history, the lifestyle of its inhabitants and the dark history of slavery. The majestic avenue of oaks is another spectacular sight, leading the way to the plantation, they instill a sense of awe while framing perfect photo opportunities. The 22 preserved slave cabins offer a sobering look into the past and form a haunting memory of the plantation's history.
The Evergreen Plantation is adorned with beautiful landscapes surrounding the historic buildings. The levee by the Mississippi River and the vast expanse of sugarcane fields breathe life into the old narratives of what life was like in the Antebellum South. A variety of unique bird species, lush trees, and flowers make it a nature lover’s paradise alongside its historical appeal.
In conclusion, the Evergreen Plantation offers a touch of pristine history, stunning architecture, natural beauty, and a sense of tranquility to its visitors. Its notable charm, coupled with its significant past, create an ambiance of reverence and reflection. Whether you are a history buff, a nature enthusiast, or simply a curious explorer, a visit to the Evergreen Plantation would tick all your boxes, making it an engaging, thought-provoking, and a memorable part of your visit to Louisiana.
