
The Mississippi River winds through a landscape defined by the plantation economy and river-dependent settlements in the mid-1930s. Large estates such as Southwood Plantation, Belle Grove Plantation, and Evan Hall Plantation dominate the riverfront, their boundaries and structures meticulously recorded alongside the Texas and Pacific Railway corridor. A notable landmark of the era is the U S Public Health Service No 66 Leper Colony located near the river's bend, reflecting the specialized institutional history of the region.
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1936 White Castle
Iberville Parish, LA

1953 White Castle
Iberville Parish, LA

1963 White Castle
Iberville Parish, LA

1974 White Castle
Iberville Parish, LA

1992 White Castle
Iberville Parish, LA
2012 White Castle
Iberville Parish, LA
2015 White Castle
Iberville Parish, LA
2018 White Castle
Iberville Parish, LA
2020 White Castle
Iberville Parish, LA

2024 White Castle
Iberville Parish, LA