Laura Plantation Tour : storie reali di storia creola
Descrizione
Ascolterai le storie personali di quattro generazioni di una famiglia creola della Louisiana, comprese le storie personali e autentiche delle persone schiavizzate che hanno vissuto la loro vita a Laura Plantation. Potrete visitare la "Maison Principale" del 1805, i giardini e le originali cabine schiavizzate del 1840 dove furono registrate le storie della Louisiana di Compair Lapin. Queste storie intime su quattro generazioni di membri liberi e schiavi delle famiglie creole che vivevano qui sono state raccolte da memorie manoscritte e documenti d'archivio provenienti dagli Stati Uniti e dalla Francia. Ogni storia raccontata è un racconto vero e personale delle donne, dei bambini e degli uomini che hanno trascorso la loro vita in questa zuccheriera.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Partecipa a una visita guidata offerta ogni giorno in inglese e francese. Il tour include la Maison Principale, i giardini e le cabine degli schiavi originali del 1840. Ascolta le storie di quattro generazioni di una famiglia creola della Louisiana, libera e ridotta in schiavitù.
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- I neonati e i bambini piccoli possono essere portati in carrozzina o passeggino
- Animali di servizio ammessi
- I neonati devono sedere in grembo a un adulto
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
- Buone scarpe da passeggio suggerite
- Una parte del tour si svolge all'aperto
- Solo il piano terra della casa principale è accessibile ADA
- Funziona in tutte le condizioni atmosferiche, si prega di vestirsi in modo appropriato
Recensioni(1,328)
We really enjoyed this tour - even our teenagers did as well. Our tour guide, Diana, was very informative, kept the tour moving along, but also took the time to answer all of the group’s questions.
Our Guide (Miariam)? Was very knowledgeable and did an amazing job. I took my kids on Juneteenth to learn their history and where some of our ancestors may have came from. Would love to come back to do The Union Soldier tour.
Thank you so much for visiting and for this positive review. We look forward to welcoming you back for the Union Soldiers tour!
It was a great experience we had a good time.
Thank you for visiting !
Very informative. I loved the history of the women. The information on the slaves was sobering but necessary and important to hear.
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A very beautiful visit with a guide (Émilie) who is very dedicated and brings life and humanity to History. We highly recommend it!
Amélie sera ravie de savoir que vous avez été touchés par son approche à l'histoire du site. Merci de votre visite et d'avoir pris le temps d'écrire cet avis.
We got there a little early and were glad we did as it gave us time to tour the museum and gift shop before the tour. The museum is very informative. We had a very knowledgeable tour guide; and she told us how this was one of the largest plantations on the Mississippi. We toured the house. The kitchen area was not attached to the house. We saw where it used to be. We toured the slave quarters. It is a well preserved plantation.
Thanks for visiting and for this great review!
A good historical lesson, very interesting
Thanks for visiting and for this great review !
Brilliant and thought-provoking tour of this beautiful plantation. Our tour guide, Andrea, was wonderful and spoke with such knowledge and passion. Well worth the hassle of hiring a car for the day. We thoroughly enjoyed the day (if enjoy is the right word)!
Thank you for taking the time to write this review. Andrea will delighted that you enjoyed her tour.
An essential guided tour of this plantation, which is a must on our road trip in the southeastern USA. Thanks to Luce for making this visit fascinating.
Merci de votre visite et de ce retour positif. Luce sera ravie de savoir que le tour vous a plu !
Very poor experience. Our young mexican guide did not know much about the history and could not answer any questions outside what someone had taught her. We had been to several of the plantations in the area and had a pretty good understanding of the history. Her answers did not make much sense at all when we asked questions outside of her speech. I felt like she did a very big disservice to the history of the area.
Since opening to the public in 1994, Laura Plantation has been a model of historic interpretation that reflects the diverse cultures, backgrounds, languages, and identities that have always characterized Louisiana. We are proud that this diversity is visible and audible today in our professional, multilingual historic interpreters. For anyone who might read this review it is clear that the tone and language are both xenophobic and demeaning to the knowledge and years of experience of our staff member who has lived in the area for most of her life. To state that she is inarticulate and has no knowledge of local history is not only incorrect, it is insulting to everyone at Laura Plantation who strives to provide a quality experience to our guests.
