Amateur and professional photographers alike are invited to submit their favorite photos taken during a recent visit to the plantation. This contest not only gives photographers the opportunity to share their work but also provides us an opportunity to promote the plantation experience "through...
786 Likes, 11 Comments - Oak Alley Plantation (@oakalleyplantation) on Instagram: “On June 28, 1995, Oak Alley's allee’ of Virginia Live Oaks were inducted into the Live Oak Society…”
21 Likes, 1 Comments - Aaron Riseberry (@aaron_riseberry) on Instagram: “Deep in the heart of Louisiana, Oak Alley Plantation. Home of Jacques and Celina Roman and 121…”
The First of Many Plantation Tours for the Cajun Trippers If you live in South Louisiana, or have plans to go on a South Louisiana road trip, do not miss an opportunity to tour a plantation. The beauty of the homes, the grounds, the gardens, the family history, and the tragic and heart-felt stories about slavery…
228 Likes, 7 Comments - Oak Alley Plantation (@oakalleyplantation) on Instagram: “Quick Quiz: where is this item located here at Oak Alley Plantation? #OakAlley #KnowYourHistory”
Oak Alley Slave Quarters - Charcoal Triptych is a photograph by Kathleen K Parker which was uploaded on May 23rd, 2017. The photograph may be purchased as wall art, home decor, apparel, phone cases, greeting cards, and more. All products are produced on-demand and shipped worldwide within 2 - 3 business days.
157 Likes, 12 Comments - Christine Ramsden (@a.girl.around.the.world) on Instagram: “The aptly named Oak Alley Plantation. I really wanted to do a plantation tour and I found this one…”
When you think of the Antebellum South with sugar cane fields and large homes with wrap around columns, Oak Alley is usually the home that comes to mind
15 Likes, 2 Comments - RayRay (@_raynbow_) on Instagram: “Day 25 was jam packed, including a tour of a historic plantation. Oak Alley had a long history as a…”
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