
Sugar cane fields and river landings define this riverfront landscape in Iberville Parish during the early 1950s. The Mississippi River creates a sharp bend around Point, where the National Leprosarium stands as a prominent landmark. Along the western bank, the town of White Castle serves as a hub for the Texas and Pacific railroad, connecting surrounding agricultural communities like Glenmore, Tally Ho, and Augusta. The survey reveals a dense network of water-based infrastructure, from the Bayou Goula Landing to the White Castle Oil Field Bayou in the south.
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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
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1992 White Castle
Iberville Parish, LA
2012 White Castle
Iberville Parish, LA
2015 White Castle
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2018 White Castle
Iberville Parish, LA
2020 White Castle
Iberville Parish, LA

2024 White Castle
Iberville Parish, LA