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Cane River National Heritage AreaFort St. Jean Baptiste, Photo by John Lees
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Cane River National Heritage Area
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Heritage Area Map with site inserts by John Lees
Cane River National Heritage Area Map, by John Lees
The national heritage area map includes directions and insightful information of the many sites and activities available in the Cane River region. Visitors can travel along the heritage trail and experience the unique culture of this area.Cane River National Heritage Area maps - A Cultural Journey & Natchitoches National Historic Landmark District - A Destination Since 1714 may be obtained at the Natchitoches Area Convention & Visitors Bureau, 781 Front Street, Natchitoches, LA 71457.

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Archaeology students shift through dirt from slave-tenant cabin at Magnolia Site, Photo by NPS
Archaeology Students
Archaeology students camped out during their six weeks on-site training.
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Oaklawn Plantation sits at the head of the 3rd longest oak allee in Louisiana, Photo by John Lees
Oaklawn Plantation, Photo by John Lees
On the National Register of Historic Places, Oaklawn was constructed in the 1830s.
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Bayou Amulet was once spanned by a wooden bridge, Photo by John Lees
Bayou Amulet, Photo by John Lees
Bayou Amulet originally drained Lake Terre Noire (Sibley Lake) into the Red River (Cane River Lake).
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Ducournau Square includes a carriage drive, Photo by John Lees
Ducournau Square, Photo by John Lees
A carriage drive from the front to the courtyard is a feature associated with the French Quarters.
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Magnolia Plantation Home, Photo by John Lees  

Did You Know?
Magnolia Plantation Home, a National Historic Landmark, is the area's largest. The original house was constructed in the 1830's, burned by the Union Army and rebuilt in the 1890's.

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Last Updated: September 04, 2008 at 14:39 EST