It was touched by Hurricane Ida, but it is said to be the largest and finest specimen of Rural Victorian Gothic Architecture in the state of Louisiana.
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Historic plantation house is now home to the Terrebonne Museum of History and Culture.
Small museum focuses on local relationship to the wetlands habitat.
Local folk arts and crafts.
Focuses on the military history and contributions of Houma and the surrounding area, with special focus on World War II. Veterans give tours of the exhibits. When they're not too busy, they'll let you try some "hands on" with some of the artifacts.
Enter another world, as you venture into the interior of the swamps only accessible by airboat. See alligators, birds and other wildlife.
The garden has more than 100 concrete sculptures.