The Guy House is a prominent example of Creole-influenced plantation architecture located in Mansfield, Louisiana. Constructed in the mid-19th century, it features a raised basement, wide galleries, and a distinctive hip roof, characteristic of early Louisiana homes adapted to the climate.
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Jct. Of Adams And Texas Sts., Mansfield, Louisiana
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200 Welsh St., Mansfield, Louisiana
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Us 84, Mansfield, Louisiana
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104 Jefferson St., Mansfield, Louisiana
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