St. Emma
Donaldsonville, Louisiana • Ascension County
Donaldsonville, Louisiana • Ascension County
St. Emma is a historic plantation home in Donaldsonville, Louisiana, showcasing Creole architectural influences. Its grounds have witnessed centuries of agricultural development and a significant role during the Civil War.
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Roughly Bounded By Bayou Lafourche, The Mississippi River Levee, Jackson Ave., Marchand Dr., And Monroe And Church Sts., Donaldsonville, Louisiana
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Agriculture; Art; Military; Architecture
W Of Donaldsonville On La 1, Donaldsonville, Louisiana
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