With federal funding slashed, libraries and museums across the country have been forced to find new ways to tell their ...

For 150 years, Nottoway Plantation was a place of grandeur to some and a relic of hate to others, and now it has burned to a crust for everyone.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear what the loss of the Nottoway Plantation House means to descendants of people enslaved in the river parishes. We also break down changes to the state’s ...

Now that the baddest house on the block is gone — having burned down May 15 — there will only be more attention on the plantations still standing and ... Nottoway Plantation, Louisiana ...

Nottoway Plantation, Louisiana Photo: Wikicommons. The Louisiana home was completed in 1859 by the enslaved people who were owned by John Randolph, becoming known as one of the largest homes to ...

WHITE CASTLE, La. — On the front lawn of the now-destroyed Nottoway Plantation were charred relics of atrocities gone by: a pair of flat-back rocking chairs, a wooden end table, and other sorry ...

An inferno destroyed the historic Nottoway Plantation House between Baton Rouge and New Orleans on May 15 and the next day 10 inmates escaped from the Orleans Justice Center. Most inmates have ...

Eventually, the doll began showing aggressive behavior, fixating on a friend of the roommates named Lou. Threatening notes were left to Lou on parchment, despite nobody in the house having any on ...

They then took the doll to house it safely in their paranormal museum. Why do people think Annabelle has gone missing? ... Days later, fire broke out at the Nottoway Plantation near White Castle.