Blood and Oil

The Plantation Museums on River Road, Part I

Lauren Kenny & Travers of South by Northeast Prod Season 1 Episode 8

While progressive River Road residents organized for a better environment, their conservative neighbors organized to create Louisiana’s River Road plantation museums. New historical societies transformed their socioeconomic power into the institutional power to construct a lasting historical narrative. Plantation museums might not pollute the natural environment like refineries, but they have polluted Louisiana in a completely different way.


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