Alfred H. Bordelon House
Marksville, Louisiana • Avoyelles County
Marksville, Louisiana • Avoyelles County
The Alfred H. Bordelon House is a distinguished example of mid-19th-century Creole plantation architecture, characterized by its raised basement, gallery, and Creole cottage form. Its elegant design reflects the prosperity and building traditions of the era in rural Louisiana.
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