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Listed alphabetically with several swamp tours grouped
at the end.
America's WETLAND Birding Trail
Houma Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Visitor Center
114 Tourist Dr, Gray 70359...................................... 800-688-2732
The Terrebonne Loop consists of five of the most breathtaking
areas in South Louisiana. www.americaswetland.com
Bayou Lafourche Folklife & Heritage Museum
110 Main St, Lockport 70374....................................985-532-5909
Open Tues and Thu, 10am - 4pm, and by appt.
Bayou Terrebonne Waterlife Museum
7910 W Park Av, Houma 70364................................985-580-7200
A Tribute to the area's important connection with the seafood
industry,
water transportation, wetlands, and water based
hunting, and
mining occupations. Also, visit The Lagniappe
Store and Bayouside
Gallery.
www.houmaterrebonne.org/waterlife.asp |
Brownell Memorial Park & Carillon Tower
3359 Hwy. 70, Morgan City, LA 70380.....................985-384-2283
A 9.5-acre park adjacent to Lake Palourde. The 106 ft. tall carillon
tower contains 61 bronze bells, which were cast in Holland.
Includes a designated bird sanctuary. A must for naturalists and
photography buffs. Closed Mon & Tues, Open Wed - Sun,
9am -5pm.Will open anytime for groups. Admission is Free
Chitimacha Indian Reservation/Tribal Museum
3289 Chitimacha Trail, Charenton 70523................ 337-923-4830
Baldwin / Louisa exit to Charenton, Handmade crafts and artifacts.
www.chitimacha.gov
Cypress Manor / Mardi Gras Museum
715 Second St, Morgan City 70380......................... 985-380-4651
Built in 1906, an example of the finer homes in the area built at
the turn of the century. The home contains an elaborate display of
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