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Harmonica player at Magnolia Plantation.
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Plantation stores have long served as places where people of diverse generations and cultures shared time and ideas.
 
Mickey Moran
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Foodways are an important part of the Creole legacy. Here, Mickey Moran demonstrates Creole cooking traditions.

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Like other landowners in the French colony of Louisiana, the Prud’hommes and Hertzogs harvested young pigeons for a delicacy called “squab.” Pigeonniers on the plantations reflected the owners' wealth and status.
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