The Kerner House in Gretna, Louisiana, is a striking example of late 19th-century vernacular architecture. It features a prominent hipped roof, decorative porch brackets, and a symmetrical facade characteristic of the period.
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Engineering; Social History
205 Lafayette St., Gretna, Louisiana
Architecture
Roughly Bounded By First, Amelia And Ninth Sts., Gulf Dr., Fourth, And Huey P. Long Ave., Gretna, Louisiana
Architecture; Community Planning And Development
Roughly Bounded By The Crescent City Connection, Jefferson Parish Line, Hancock St., 4th St. Extension, Ocean Ave., And The Mississippi R. Trail, Gretna, Louisiana
Architecture
200 Huey P. Long Ave., Gretna, Louisiana
Architecture
Lavousier And 7th Sts., Gretna, Louisiana
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Exploration/Settlement; Politics/Government
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Transportation; Architecture
N. Ave. G And E. Front St., Crowley, Louisiana
Education
210 Leblanc St., Etherwood, Louisiana
Architecture
205 Rue Iry Lejeune, Church Point, Louisiana
Politics/Government; Architecture
5th St., Oberlin, Louisiana
Industry
Mimosa Dr., Elizabeth, Louisiana
