I came across this house and had never heard of it. I'm sure it's lost to us now but do know it was in St John the Baptist Parish Louisiana.
My son did a blog post on this old Southern mansion that sits right in the heart of Danville, Ky. and played a part in his childhood. When he was about six weeks old I hired an elderly lady that had moved to Danville from Eastern Kentucky to babysit him. Her husband had died with Black Lung…
Cottingham Plantation
3. SOUTHWEST (FRONT) FACADE, LOOKING NORTHEAST - Tocaland, Secondary Road 344 near Highway 34, Winnsboro, Fairfield County, SC
Photo by Marion Post Wolcott, Farm Security Administration [shorpy.com]
"Natchez Mississippi Natchez Pilgrimage"
demolished
Knapp mansion, in decline, shown in the late 1940's
Weimers Mill was a grain mill that once stood on State Route 571 west of Greenville, Ohio, in Darke County. It was torn down in 1964.
Valverda Plantation House in Maringouin Louisiana was built in 1850, the plantation itself was established in 1818.
Bocage plantation Circa 1837 Bocage Plantation located in Darrow, Louisiana is one of the many fine examples of Greek Revival architecture found along the Mississippi river. Bocage was a wedding gift from wealthy planter Marius Pons Bringier to his 14 year old daughter Francoise “Fanny” Bringier upon her marriage to Christophe Colomb in 1801 who at the time was in his 30’s. While the original house was built in 1801, the present mansion is believed to have been built in 1837, most likely replacing the original house which had probably burned. Reportedly, Christophe enjoyed the finer things in life and left the management of the plantation to his young wife while he spent his days lazily traveling up and down the river visiting friends and neighbors. The Columbs had eight children . Fanny died in 1827 with Christophe passed away a few years later in 1832. At this time Bocage was passed down to one of their sons and his wife. Bocage is elaborately decorated with the finest period furnishings and now operates as a Bed and Breakfast. www.bocageplantation.com/index.html
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