Evan Hall Slave Cabins
Donaldsonville, Louisiana • Ascension County
Donaldsonville, Louisiana • Ascension County
The Evan Hall Slave Cabins in Donaldsonville, Louisiana, are a collection of well-preserved structures that housed enslaved people on a former plantation. These humble dwellings offer a tangible glimpse into the living conditions of those subjected to chattel slavery.
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