Sarah Jackson and Andy Ferrell visited the Magnolia unit of Cane River Creole National Historic Park to investigate possibly using the slave/tenant farmer cabins at Magnolia Plantation for a limewash training workshop and video production.
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Morgan Presents at From Slavery to Freedom Symposium
by NCPTT
Updated: February 10, 2009, Published: April 2, 2007
“Contemporary Myths: Deconstructing the Late Colonial/Early American Creole Landscape at the Coincoin Plantation”
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