It's unclear how long the sign was up at Rosedown Plantation, State Parks deputy assistant secretary Brandon Burris told The Advocate. It hung in the plantation's detached kitchen as part of an ...

BATON ROUGE -- Slaves at Rosedown Plantation in St. Francisville, the state's most visited historical site, were "happy" and had "a natural musical instinct," claimed the wording of an official ...

Rosedown Plantation is visited more than any other of the state’s 19 historical sites – attracting 28,251 visitors for the fiscal year that ended June 30 and 16,791 visitors since then ...

It's unclear how long the sign was up at the state-owned and operated Rosedown Plantation, which sits on 374 acres in St. Francisville. It was on display in the plantation's detached kitchen as ...

On Tuesday, the signage was gone from the historical site, although it’s uncertain how long it hung as part of an exhibit outside a kitchen at the Rosedown Plantation in St. Francisville ...

That same day, the front page of the Advocate, echoing all the way to The Washington Post, reported that another plantation, Rosedown, was advertising “happy slaves” playing banjos and singing ...

After 1861 life at Rosedown Plantation was never the same. The Civil War broke out in April, followed by the death of Daniel Turnbull (husband of Martha), followed by the Federal Troops invading ...

For years, Rosedown Plantation in St. Francisville has been one of Louisiana’s crown jewels of tourism. The state-owned site, visited by tens of thousands of people each year, is renowned for ...

Make history with this modern version of Louisiana’s Rosedown Plantation house, Plan HMAFAPW00658 from Homeplans.com. Like its inspiration, built in the 1800s, this adaptation showcases Southern ...

It's unclear how long the sign was up at Rosedown Plantation, State Parks deputy assistant secretary Brandon Burris told The Advocate. It hung in the plantation's detached kitchen as part of an ...

State Parks official Brandon Burris told The Advocate it's unclear how long the sign was up at the Rosedown Plantation. About 850 people were enslaved there before the Civil War. The sign said ...