Trepagnier Plantation Entrance Norco Louisiana 1938

The entrance to the old Trepagnier plantation house stands in a significant historical context. Constructed in the early 19th century, the plantation reflects the agricultural heritage of Louisiana. Trepagnier was known for its sugarcane production, a key crop for the region, influencing local economy and culture. The image dates to September 1938.

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