St. Joseph Plantation Admission & Guided Tour
New Orleans, LA
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Experience St. Joseph Plantation, one of the few fully intact sugar cane plantations left in the River Parishes. Visitors will explore the plantation home, original slave cabins, detached kitchen, blacksmith's shop, carpenter's shed, and schoolhouse. Take a walk back in time and enjoy a fascinating glimpse into the lives of the many interesting people, both free and not, who have called this plantation "home."
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- St. Joseph Plantation Admission & Guided Tour
- Guided tours by family members that have owned the property since the 1870's
- Guests drive and take in the plantation at their own pace
- Learn about the sugar cane industry in South Louisiana
- Children under 6 years old are free
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Excellent
Very knowledgeable tourguide. Answered all of ourr questions. Highly recommend the tour!
Janet V.
about 2 months ago
The tour was amazing
We loved this tour. I have three boys (ages 12, 11, & 6) who really got a lot out of this (the older ones more than the younger one) and enjoyed learning about the history. The house was gorgeous and the tour guide was so good and full of knowledge. It really was one of the highlights of our trip.
Leigh W.
about 3 years ago
Plantation Tour
Very good tour by Jessie
Amy D.
about 4 years ago
A Labor of Love!
We really enjoyed our tour of St Joseph Plantation... We were amazed at how much work had been done to restore the plantation. Equally as amazing is the fact that three families, all descendants of plantation owners, have banded together to ensure that their plantations continue to produce sugar cane crops in the families’ tradition. Miss Diane was a wonderful and gracious guide, and is certainly not afraid of hard work. And her personal recollections and stories of her family’s history provided a unique perspective to our tour: it wasn’t just history, it was something near and dear to her heart! We thoroughly enjoyed the experience, and recommend this tour to anyone wishing to not only learn about the history of a plantation, but actually see one in action!
lisa m.
about 4 years ago