Madewood Plantation House, Napoleonville, Louisana…

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From Miami we flew to New Orleans, where we explored the French Quarter. We also took a drive down to the bayou, seeking a deeper understanding for the local culture, history, scents, sounds, sights and sensations. The Madewood Plantation Greek Revival style plantation home, on the Bayou La Fourche looked impressively pristine from the road,

but what I really loved seeing was the rich patina and all of the ancient details, particularly in the iron work, that hinted at the history of this marvelous mansion.

The Spanish Moss draping from all of the trees gave the estate a marvelousy~eerie edge,

I’m thinking I need to incorporate this look into the Halloween decor next year, what do you think?

The thick bayou air fosters lush, green surroundings.

I wish I could play a soundtrack of the bird calls and cricket songs that were playing

and somehow share the heavy, herbaceous scents we took in while exploring the grounds.

The buildings, especially the out buildings on the estate have surely seen many changes over the years.

In addition to touring the house and grounds, one can stay, safe and sound, in the manor house, furnished with English antiques and wake to a hearty plantation breakfast. HERE is a very informative review from a previous guest.

This open gate was a little inviting, but somehow I just couldn’t manage to step into the family resting ground we found at the very back of the property.

However, I did walk away with some notions on upping the level of lush for next years Halloween graveyard.

More from French Quarter, just a 75 mile drive away, coming soon.

Comments

Teresa Hatfield ~ Splendid Sass says

April 16, 2014 at 12:43 pm

There are few places that are more historic than New Orleans. I certainly have enjoyed my visits.
Again, thank you for taking us along, Emily.
Teresa
xoxo

Haystack Antiques says

April 16, 2014 at 1:43 pm

OOOH Such a wonderful part of our country, one of
my favorite trips so far in my lifetime was a trip to the
South. The beauty and history is heartfelt in your
blog.

xox
Debbie

I Dream Of says

April 16, 2014 at 2:09 pm

Wow, just gorgeous, Emily. I love that gate and white fence. Sounds like you had quite the adventure. I've never been to that part of the country before. Your beautiful photos make me want to change that! XOXO

Karena Albert says

April 16, 2014 at 4:30 pm

Emily I really love all of the unique architectural details and the lush foliage. A wonderful trip!

xoxo
Karena
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therelishedroost says

April 17, 2014 at 2:07 am

wow, lovely images!!

La Petite Gallery says

April 19, 2014 at 10:43 am

Glad I found your blog. New Orleans, my favorite spot. You must have the french Donuts. Hope you will pay a visit sometime. Happy Easter
yvonne

splendid says

July 12, 2020 at 3:21 pm

Thank you for the link, I love your podcast.