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Cane River Creole National Historical Park
Creole History and Culture
 
Badin Roque House
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Badin-Roque House
 

Creole Houses

Creole Identity

Saint Augustine Historical Society

Creoles in Literature

Creole Genealogy

Creole food

Creole Festivals

Creole Stores and Dance Halls

Creole Schools

Creole Education

Early Cane River Landscape

Early Cane River Settlements

Important Creole Sites

 

Other Resources

     NSU Creole Genealogy http://www.creoleheritagecenter.com/projects/library-research/

     NSU Creole Heritage Center http://www.nsula.edu/creole/

 

 

 
Magnolia's Gin Barn  

Did You Know?
Gabe Nargot was a cotton gin engineer whose African-born grandmother had been enslaved at Oakland. Gabe Nargot was the last person living at Oakland who had been enslaved there, and the ruins of his cabin are located in the area of the Slave/Tenant quarters.

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