1. Residence of Dr. A. A. Allain in Bayou Goula, La. (1906)

2. Bank of Maringouin, La. (1903)

3. Grosse Tete Social Hall in Grosse Tete, La. (1906)

4. Residence of P. W. Holliday, Town of Grosse Tete (1906)

5. Sunshine, La . - Previous to April 1886, the village of Sunshine was called "Forlorn Hope.” Chas. A. Brusle wrote to the Hon. E. J. Gay, a member of the U.S. Representatives, and told him the name should be changed to something more cheerful. Hon. E. J. Gay had the name changed to Sunshine, and it remained Sunshine until it was incorporated as part of St. Gabriel in 1994.

6. White Castle (circa 1900)

7. P. L. Viallon, Jr. Drug Store in White Castle, La. (1906)

8. White Castle Ice House (1906)

9. Plantation Home of Geo. M. Murrell, Bayou Goula, La. (Iberville South, 1906 )- It was destroyed by fire in 1945.

10. J. N. Richard & Co.’s Drug Store in Bayou Goula, La. (1906)

11. Joseph Engolio’s Store in Bayou Goula, La. (1910)

12. Michael Schlatre Jr. Home on Enterprise Plantation on Bayou Plaquemine (Built 1862)

13. Hunter’s Lodge Located on Bayou Jacob Once the residence of James M. Robertson, it was destroyed by fire in 1938.

14. Nottoway Plantation Built in 1859

15. Nottoway Plantation