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· 3dSee what's left of Nottoway plantation in morning light after fire destroyed Louisiana mansion
Little remains of the historic Nottoway plantation home in Iberville Parish after a fire reduced the 160-year-old mansion to rubble on Thursday. Charred pieces framework had fallen to the slab, with soot surrounding the once grandiose property. The prominent white columns that supported the roof were mostly gone.
Although Nottoway was a sugar plantation built and operated by slaves in 1859, unless they are students of history, the ...
Nottoway Resort plantation home in Iberville Parish, formerly the largest remaining antebellum mansion in the U.S. South, ...
The historic plantation "stood as both a cautionary monument and a testament to the importance of preserving history — even ...
Nottoway plantation just burned down, so we decided to look into its history and other plantations where the most brutal ...
The estate was powered by the forced labor of more than 150 enslaved people a fact often or glossed over in tourist brochures ...
If possible, owner Dan Dyess would like to rebuild the Antebellum-era mansion that is both an economic driver in Iberville ...
Crews responded to the scene of a fire at the Nottoway Plantation in White Castle that began on Thursday afternoon, May 15.
Louisiana’s Nottoway Resort a historic 64-room, 53,000-square-foot plantation home, went up in flames on May 15.
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