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Date: 2005-08-03 16:19:36 Natchitoches Louisiana Cane River Natchitoches Parish Louisiana Magnolia Plantation Cloutierville Louisiana Melrose Plantation Fort St. Jean Baptiste State Historic Site Kate Chopin Plantation Florida Louisiana Louisiana African American Heritage Trail Oakland Plantation		RE RED RIVER NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE D Add to Reading List Source URL: www.nps.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,43 MB Share Document on Facebook

	SECOND FLOOR: NORTHWEST LOUISIANA HISTORY MUSEUM Explore the galleries to find these interesting items. ENTRANCE Find and place a check next to the following artifacts in the first floor gallery. DocID: 1qc9L - View Document
	FormRevUNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIC>R NATIONAL PARK SERVICE DocID: 19r0i - View Document
	FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 5, 2012 Contact: Erin Rolfs [removed[removed]Clementine Hunter Offers First Comprehensive Biography of Self-Taught Artist Authors Reveal Louisiana Painter’s Impact on Modern Art W DocID: 11ibL - View Document
	Stores and Dance Halls Ashley Kirkland developed a store, fishing camp, and dance hall at Melrose. Other camps existed below Melrose, and Wood Antee maintained the Friendly Place, a dance hall on Isle Brevelle. Kirkland DocID: LElT - View Document
	Creole Houses As early as the 1780s, the Spanish maps show "big" houses on Cane River. Raised West Indian style houses are neatly shown, carefully denoting one or two chimneys - like a product of Spanish taxation. DocID: LzSK - View Document