Crab Boil Gathering in Raceland Louisiana 1938

A vintage image from September 1938 depicts a crab boil in Raceland, Louisiana. Crab boils are a cherished culinary tradition in coastal Louisiana, often celebrated with family and friends. This gathering highlights the importance of seafood in local cuisine and community bonding. Raceland is located in Lafourche Parish, known for its rich cultural heritage.

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