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Parlange Plantation
- 8211 False River Road New Roads, LA 70760
- (225) 638-8410
The Parlange Plantation House,
built about 1750, is a classic example of a large French colonial plantation
house in the United States. Exemplifying the style of the semitropical
Louisiana country house, the Parlange Plantation House is a two-story
raised cottage. The house was once surrounded by a formal garden that was destroyed during
the Civil War. During this conflict, Parlange alternatively served as
Union headquarters for General Nathaniel Banks and his army as well as
Confederate headquarters for General Dick Taylor. Built by Vincent de
Ternant, Marquis of Dansville-sur-Meuse, the Parlange Plantation House
remains largely intact.
General Information
- Check Out Time: 00:00:00.0000000
- Date or Year the Hotel was Built: 0001-01-01
- Last Hotel Renovation /Restoration (Date/Year): 0001-01-01
