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5. Old Governor's Mansion

502 North Blvd, Baton Rouge, LA 70802  (Map)
225-387-2464 · FAX: 225-343-3989

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DOWNTOWN.   Constructed in 1930, this stately mansion bears a strong resemblance to the White House and is believed to have been built in its image. The home was erected for Governor Huey Long and was lavishly adorned with sumptuous appointments and furnishings. When a new mansion was built in 1962, this one was given other uses until it was restored and opened for tours and special events. Visitors can now browse the elegant home and observe its beautiful details and artifacts that remember its past governor-residents.   (© 10Best)

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Hours:

Tue-Fri 10am-4pm


Admission:

Adult $6; Senior (62+) $5; Student $4; Child (0-4) Free


Payment Methods:

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Type: Historic Sites

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