Join Jenn, a historian and veteran, on Walk with History as she explores the Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville, Louisiana. Built in 1796 by General David Bradford, this historic home is renowned for its alleged hauntings, including the famous ghost of Chloe, an enslaved woman said to haunt the grounds.
Jenn delves into the plantation’s rich history, from its connections to the Whiskey Rebellion to its role during the Civil War. Discover the legends, ghost stories, and the eerie experiences of visitors and ghost hunters. Learn fascinating details about the architecture and cultural practices, such as the tradition of painting porch ceilings ‘haint blue’ to ward off evil spirits. Whether you’re a history buff or a paranormal enthusiast, this tour of the Myrtles Plantation has something intriguing for everyone.
Intro: 0:00
The Myrtles: 0:30
A tie to the Whiskey Rebellion: 1:34
Haunted History fo the Myrtles: 3:04
Famous Ghost photograph spot: 4:39
The Name: 5:25
Creole Style: 5:38
Visiting the Myrtles: 7:19
