Experience The Myrtles Plantation

Surrounded by centuries of oak trees, this mansion houses a 125-foot balcony, a beautifully decorated wrought iron, a hand-painted stained glass, an open perforated banding craft crown, an Aubusson tapestry, a baccarat crystal chandelier, a carrara marble mantle There is a piece. French furniture and ghost of gold leaf. At first glance, the family and its environment will surround perfect peace and tranquility.

Guided day trips, private tours and free self-guided tours are also available daily. There are nightly mystery tours on Friday and Saturday. It is highly recommended to book in advance. If you are interested in history, you can spend the night at one of our many spacious accommodations.

Myrtle Plantation is located 26 miles north of Baton Rouge and is located 98 miles northwest of New Orleans via interstate highway. You will want to extend your visit to St. Francisville to enjoy 27 unique shops, 14 restaurants, 7 plantations and 14 other attractions.

For information on local attractions such as Angola Prison Museum, Cat Island Natural Wildlife Sanctuary, Clark Creek Natural Falls, Falls River, Mississippi River, please check the local event page.

For many years, I have always wanted to visit Myrtle Plantation and want to spend the night at the famous Haunted Resort. Finally, after reorganizing my vacation plan for the weather forecast of the beach, I chose to bypass to the Louisiana plantation country. It is worth noting that this trip will be unforgettable as it is closer to the forecast. Several days before we left Louisiana, it seemed that my daughter Hannah and I had experienced a strange feeling that he could not shake. Is it one of our concerns to visit one of the haunted houses in the US? Probably it was disappointing because I had to cancel our beach plan. I have been trying to go to Myrtlez for the past two years, but the timing was never suitable for traveling. We were not talking about this feeling of anxiety until the day we left.

Myrtle's farm was built by General David Bradford in 1796 and is considered one of the most ghastly places in America. According to legend, this house is in Indian cemetery with at least 12 kinds of ghosts. There are lots of stories about legends and ghosts, including story of a former slave named Chloe which was said to have been cut off by the owner after being stolen. She poisoned her birthday cake and retaliated by killing the daughters of the two masters, but later hanged by her slave. According to the report, Chloe is currently wandering around the plantation and wears a scarf to hide the cut ear.

According to reports, the Myrtle's farm of Louisiana is an Indian cemetery and has at least 12 kinds of ghosts. The story of the ghost is the story of a former slave named Chloe which was built in 1796 and was said to have been blocked after being eavesdropped. In search of revenge, Chloe killed the daughters of the two masters as they poisoned the birthday cake. Then she was hanged by her slave, and it is reported today that people wear scarves to hide her ears at the farm.

One of the legendary spirits, Myrtle's farm in St. Francisville, Louisiana, Chloe's ghost may be the most infamous. According to legend, Clark Woodruff, the owner of real estate, was infected by a domestic wife, Chloe. Finally, Woodruff was tired of Chloe, Chloe was concerned that she would be sent back to work on the scene, began to eavesdrop on the family conversation, and confirmed if they talked about her. Woodruff grabbed her and cut her ear as punishment; she always wore a green scarf to conceal the scar. Now no one knows whether Chloe did what he was trying to do to restore his family's goodwill or revenge. Other servants ashamed Chloe's evil behavior and hung her in a nearby tree. This legend may be a pure private folklore, but a strange picture of the image of a woman hidden in the shadow corner of 1992 left a myth of Chloe for a long time.