A Canopied Path
A French Connection
- Learn more about the Pigeonniers of the Cane River Creole National Historical Park.
A French Connection on Magnolia Plantation
A River Runs Through It
A River Through Time
A Very Valuable Man
Bois D'Arc Exhibit
Cash or Credit
Catfish Candy
Changing Residents
Cooks Cabin to Fishing Camp
Corn Crib at Magnolia Plantation
Corn Crib on Oakland Plantation
Cotton Ginning Time
Creole Architecture
Farming Transitions
Gardens and Porches
How Do You Say Pecan?
Industry Vs. Manpower
Is the Doctor In?
- Doctor's Cottage at Oakland Plantation
Jujube Tree
Livestock
Magnolia Blacksmith Shop
Magnolia Cotton Gin Barn
Magnolia Overseer's House
Magnolia Pigeonnier
Magnolia Plantation
Magnolia Plantation Store
Magnolia Plantation Wood Screw Cotton Press
- One of only six wood screw presses remaining in the United States, this rare 1830s artifact predates the days of steam ginning and pressing.
Magnolia Quarters
Maker of Most Things Wood
Meet "Natchez" the Oakland Mule
Merchandise and Mail
Middleman to Yardman Exhibit
Oakland Bottle Garden
Oakland Cook's Cabin
Oakland Doctor's Cottage
Oakland Live Oak Allee
- In summer, visitors find solace from the heat under the branches of the park’s live oak trees. The oaks lining the entrance to the main house at Oakland are especially magnificent.
Oakland Main House
Oakland Main House Dining Room
Oakland Main House Enslaved Nanny’s Room
Oakland Main House Gallery
Oakland Main House Girls’ Room
Oakland Main House Parents’ Room
Oakland Main House Parlor
Oakland Main House Wine Cellar
Oakland Mule Barn, Carpenter Shop and Pigeonnier
Oakland Overseer's House
Oakland Plantation
Oakland Plantation Store
