An outdoor museum of Louisiana rural life.
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The Louisiana State Museum's Baton Rouge branch.
An 1847 Gothic Revival capitol, now a museum of political history.
A living history museum of Acadian, Creole and Native cultures.
A museum of Southwest Louisiana Mardi Gras.
The home of Coca-Cola's first bottler, with gardens.
A state museum of sports and regional history.
A museum in the 1823 shop of America's first licensed pharmacist.
A museum of New Orleans' African American masking and second-line traditions.
A jazz museum and music venue in the 1835 Old U.S.
The Louisiana State Museum's Mardi Gras and Katrina exhibits on Jackson Square.
The Louisiana State Museum in the 1799 Cabildo, where the Louisiana Purchase was signed.
A museum and research center of the history of New Orleans and the Gulf South.
The national museum of World War II.
A museum focused on the lives of enslaved people.