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Ardoyne Plantation, completed in 1894, with its eye catching 75 feet tall high gabled tower #ardoyneplantation #ardoyne (at Ardoyne Plantation) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNcEu3BB55F/?igshid=vs7y72j9mreb

#ardoyneplantation #ardoyne

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The incredible Art Deco lobby of the New Orleans Lakefront Airport, completed in 1936. (at New Orleans Lakefront Airport) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNW9TLVBrTw/?igshid=aecm75xhogk5

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Rainy morning in the Garden District #neworleans #gardendistrict (at Lower Garden District) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNKQwkuB6Io/?igshid=1bqmmyt71nv8v

#neworleans #gardendistrict

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A rainy morning in the French Quarter looking at Hibernia Tower (c1921) lit up in the background #neworleans #nola (at French Quarter) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMzCS8BB8IY/?igshid=1etz7994jfugi

#neworleans #nola

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The Rene Beauregard House (c1832) overlooking the Battle of New Orleans Battlefield #neworleans #history #chalmette (at Chalmette National Historical Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMwq1ZDhMlo/?igshid=1pvaq97gtrq7z

#neworleans #history #chalmette

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Spending time on the south coast in the bayou 🐊 #Louisiana #la #NewOrleans (at Bayou Coquille trail at Jean Lafitte) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMrWDPcBwKl/?igshid=nyk0nviui9h5

#louisiana #la #neworleans

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The Anne Rice House, built in 1857 for Albert Brevard, a merchant, now named after the author Anne Rice of The Vampire Chronicles fame (which became the movies Interview with the Vampire and Queen of the Damned). #neworleans #la #annerice (at Anne Rice house Garden District) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMmIGRShtcw/?igshid=edswy1kc6cmc

#neworleans #la #annerice

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Laurel Valley Suagr Plantation in Thibodaux, Louisiana remains one of the largest intact complexes of a plantation in the United States with over 80 structures, including these creole cottages. #history #laurelvalleyplantation (at Laurel Valley Plantation, Louisiana) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMg9xhQhTWx/?igshid=6ewt92e63zjs

#history #laurelvalleyplantation

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An 1800 double shot gun in the French quarter, has anything ever looked better? (at French Quarter) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMRlgxDBX8k/?igshid=5y53l5ud0b2h

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Houses on stilts along Lake St Catherine in East New Orleans #neworleans #la (at Lake St. Catherine (La.)) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMMd61QhL5J/?igshid=fzyp32ytzzzc

#neworleans #la

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Wonderspaces 🌀 #wonderspaces #phl (at Wonderspaces Philadelphia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CLokpR3hPI2/?igshid=evvlsamg85tu

#wonderspaces #phl

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Industrial scenes of Trenton’s past on the municipal complex #trentonnj (at Trenton, New Jersey) https://www.instagram.com/p/CLeCAiRB9Jh/?igshid=19xvwumza42cd

#trentonnj

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William Trent’s home from 1719, where the surrounding land he owned became known as Trent-towne which would soon become Trenton, New Jersey #trenton #nj (at 1719 William Trent House Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CLJvgMHB8vp/?igshid=add3k262plev

#trenton #nj

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An extremely quiet morning in Trenton’s Berkeley Square neighborhood, laid out in the very late 19th century, breaking from the traditional row homes only blocks away #trenton #nj (at Berkeley Square and Parkside) https://www.instagram.com/p/CK3jmzph47J/?igshid=1pwetnte0kzcq

#trenton #nj

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The Patapsco River used to be dominated by mills, now much of the valley is a park dotted with the ruins of them, much of the area of decimated after hurricane Agnes in 1972 #maryland #patapsco (at Grist Mill Trail) https://www.instagram.com/p/CK08BouhSNW/?igshid=h8dclbhrt8zr

#maryland #patapsco

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The Lower Trenton Bridge (1928) with its iconic signage installed in 1935 to reflect Trenton’s manufacturing exports #trenton #nj (at Lower Trenton Bridge) https://www.instagram.com/p/CKyVshxhaLX/?igshid=14tgy98k5ecj4

#trenton #nj

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The College of Charleston at Stono Preserve, acquired as a gift in 1995 to become a 881 acre research facility, originally settled as a plantation in the early 18th century. The main house was destroyed by fire in the mid 19th century, but the oaks remain. #charleston #stono (at College of Charleston) https://www.instagram.com/p/CKoFUeQB2KeXVQ3b39ClTKlzEhuMHNpMTSLiwo0/?igshid=jqqw6zjud7mr

#charleston #stono