Baton Rouge, LA ~
Categories: Baton Rouge, Louisiana • Tags: architecture, Baton Rouge, Christmas wreath, design, eagle, flag, fleur-de-lis, fleur-de-lys, gate, historic, historic building, historic landmark, history, I Love Selena, iron, iron gate, LA, lamppost, landmark, lawn, louisiana, Louisiana's Old State Capitol, museum, Museum of Political History, nature, old tree, south, southern, southern history, stickers, street light, tree, wreath
Waxahachie, TX ~
Categories: Texas, Waxahachie • Tags: animals, beautiful beasts, best in show, ellis county, ellis county expo center, ellis county livestock show and rodeo, ellis county rodeo, family fun, farmers, FFA, future farmers of america, jackpot pig show, livestock, livestock competition, pig, pig breeds, pig show, piggy, pigs, pork, south, southern, swine, texas, tx, young farmers
Baton Rouge, LA ~
Categories: Baton Rouge, Louisiana • Tags: 3rd St., Baton Rouge, buildings, city, Convention St., downtown, downtown Baton Rouge, gate, Hilton Baton Rouge, historic, historic building, historic buildings, Hotel Indigo, Hotel Indigo Baton Rouge, LA, lizard, louisiana, Louisiana Art and Science Museum, North Blvd., S. River Rd., sign, signage, signs, south, southern, urban
Corsicana, TX ~
Categories: Corsicana, Texas • Tags: chili, Corsicana, Dee's Place, downtown, Dr. Pepper, flag, King of Beverages, mural, small town, Soda Fountain, south, southern, street art, texan, texas, tx, Wolf Chili
New Orleans, LA ~ A few odds and ends around NOLA, Christmas Eve, 2018.
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: architecture, beads, buildings, christmas, Constantinople, crescent city, historic, LA, louisiana, neighborhood, new orleans, nola, residential, south, southern, St. Louis, streets, water meter
New Orleans, LA ~
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: above-ground tombs, cemetery, haunted, historic, historical, louisiana, new orleans, south, southern
St Francisville, LA ~ These photos were taken in 2010, with one of my first cameras, so the quality is not that great.This hotel is known to be extremely haunted. We had a few spooky events occur while staying here, but nothing too terrifying. The food and service was fantastic, and the scenery is beautiful. I’d recommend their restaurant if you are in the area, but I think that one night stay was enough for me.
Categories: Louisiana, St Francisville • Tags: cottage, courtyard, haunted, historic, inn, louisiana, oak trees, plantation, pond, rustic, south, southern, Spanish moss, St Francisville, the myrtles
E. Casa de Calvo