Pigeonniere at Parlange Plantation by Coleen Perilloux Landry

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Pigeonniere at Parlange Plantation

New Roads, Louisiana

One used as a house for pigeons (the owners liked squab for dinner), it is now used as a guest house for one or two people.
This type of building was customary in the 1800's and early 1900's when people depended upon their own ingenuity for food.

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Karen Stuebing		16-Apr-2012 22:10
I can't imagine how they designed the interior for guests.I'm sure it's as lovely as the exterior. Love the architecture and the framing with the trees.

Guest		16-Apr-2012 17:23
I like the way you framed this image....

fotabug		16-Apr-2012 16:28
Very interesting! Thanks for sharing the information!

Ed Preston		16-Apr-2012 16:02
All I can say is that is one heck of a bird cage! I love all the history you tell us about Coleen!

Shayne		16-Apr-2012 14:35
neat old building... great setting

LynnH		16-Apr-2012 12:26
Beautifully framed by this live oak! V

s_barbour		16-Apr-2012 12:14
Very interesting bit of history Coleen and framed nicely with that gorgeous old oak!

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