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Our primary purpose is to showcase the beauty of Louisiana. There are many other photographers that
are posting beautiful photos, we are trying to fill in the places that are not the most popular attractions.
This was my parents' home purchased around 1967 and totally restored by Hugh Hogan's Carpentry same year. Was found to be the birthplace of Taddy Aycock, Louisiana Lieutenant Governor. I know where Mr. Aycock's footprints are in cement and covered by soil to make a lawn. The home was sold around 1978 and parents relocated to Morgan City.
Fantastic photos ourlouisiana, please consider joining my group your photos would be great fit for North American Railroaders. An invite has been sent to join, they're currently over 900 members already in the group of which the photos are focused on our continent's railroading heritage and future...
Also if you like to check out the new Google+ Page for North American Railroaders. Joining Panoramio groups should help to increase your view counts..
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Our primary purpose is to showcase the beauty of Louisiana. There are many other photographers that
are posting beautiful photos, we are trying to fill in the places that are not the most popular attractions.
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This was my parents' home purchased around 1967 and totally restored by Hugh Hogan's Carpentry same year. Was found to be the birthplace of Taddy Aycock, Louisiana Lieutenant Governor. I know where Mr. Aycock's footprints are in cement and covered by soil to make a lawn. The home was sold around 1978 and parents relocated to Morgan City.
Mary McCoy is my 3X Great Grandmother.
Fantastic photos ourlouisiana, please consider joining my group your photos would be great fit for North American Railroaders. An invite has been sent to join, they're currently over 900 members already in the group of which the photos are focused on our continent's railroading heritage and future... Also if you like to check out the new Google+ Page for North American Railroaders. Joining Panoramio groups should help to increase your view counts..
The church where my Daddy, James Monroe Terrell, was the pastor from 1955 until 1964. The house in the left background was the manse.
Beautiful picture. I love fences in pictures. Guy
Thanks for the nice words. One day I hope my photos come out as good as yours! Hope to run into you on the road one day! Thanks!
Couldn't figure out where to respond to your comment about Northrup Trail.....thanks for the help.
Great looking photos you have here, looks like you have done what we were working on on our OUR LOUISIANA pbase site. Keep up the good work
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Spelled "House" wrong sorry I just wanna help you make this page as informative as possible i'm not trying to insult anyone.
I LIVED HERE BETWEEN 1980 AND 1989. WAS EMPLOYED BY SHEPHERD OIL.