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Top 15 Things To Do In Baton Rouge, Louisiana

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Here are top 15 things to do in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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1. Capitol Park Museum -
2. Red Stick Farmers Market -
3. Baton Rouge Zoo -
4. LSU Museum of Art -
5. Old State Capitol Building -
6. Louisiana Art & Science Museum -
7. Magnolia Mound Plantation -
8. Louisiana State Capitol -
9. Mike the Tiger Habitat -
10. LSU Tiger Stadium -
11. Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center -
12. The USS Kidd -
13. Downtown Baton Rouge -
14. LSU Rural Life Museum -
15. Old Arsenal Museum -

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The Old Louisiana State Capitol

In Baton Rouge Common Turquoise visited a grand-tiny castle packed with stories of torn civil war times and rebuilding and restoring.

Uniquely Baton Rouge: Capitol Park Museum showcases Louisiana's history

Uniquely Baton Rouge: Capitol Park Museum showcases Louisiana's history

Baton Rouge Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia

Explore the city of Baton Rouge and experience its diverse culture and ever-transforming story. In this travel guide video, we take you on an historical and cultural journey through one of the Louisiana’s favourite cities.

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#BatonRouge lies along the banks of the legendary Mississippi River in southeast #Louisiana. It is the state’s capital and is famous for its sports-mad universities, cultural fusion and of course, laid-back southern charm.

From the days when a red stick (or Baton Rouge) marked the boundary between native tribes, to its subsequent administration by France, Britain and Spain, transformation has been built into the DNA of this city. In 1846, a stroke of the pen made it the Louisiana State Capital and since then, it has continued to grow as a city, and a vacation destination.

Mark Twain is often quoted as saying,

“Throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.”

And there is no better way to the catch the trade winds in your sails than with a #vacation to Baton Rouge.

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Dedication ceremony held for Louisiana Veterans Memorial Park

A ribbon-cutting and dedication ceremony was held for the Louisiana Veterans Memorial Park in Baton Rouge on Friday.

The grounds of the Old Arsenal Museum was designated as the new memorial park.

The Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs (LDVA) said the park is the first on state property to recognize the hundreds of thousands of people from Louisiana who have served, been wounded, or been killed while serving in the US

military.

Altitude Paranormal Group Louisiana Old State Capitol 0813X2

Motion sensor light comes on while pointed at a cell in the Civil War jail area beneath Louisiana's Old State Capitol.Grayson McGraw was conducting this EVP session alone at the time!

LCV Cities Tour - Charlotte: Interview with David Goldfield, Author, America Aflame

Interview with David Goldfield, Author, America Aflame:
How the Civil War Created a Nation

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HISTORICAL PLACES OF LOUISIANA STATE,U S A IN GOOGLE EARTH

HISTORICAL PLACES OF LOUISIANA STATE,U S A


1. FORT MACOMB,NEW ORLEANS 30° 3'53.33N 89°48'15.87W
2. STATE EXHIBIT MUSEUM,SHREVEPORT 32°28'48.78N 93°47'5.96W
3. FORT JACKSON,BURAS 29°21'25.03N 89°27'20.08W
4. STATE ART&SCIENCE MUSEUM,BATON ROUGE 30°26'46.20N 91°11'25.25W
5. GLOBAL POWER MUSEUM,BARKSDALE 32°30'48.82N 93°40'59.65W
6. ST.PATRICK'S CHURCH,NEW ORLEANS 29°56'47.19N 90° 4'10.69W
7. FORT LIVINGSTON,ISLE GRANDE TERRE 29°16'27.36N 89°56'40.54W
8. ST.FRANCIS XAVIER CATHEDRAL,ALEXANDRIA 31°18'44.97N 92°26'52.16W
9. AUDUBON ZOO,NEW ORLEANS 29°55'17.46N 90° 7'52.27W
10. FORT SAINT PHILLIP,BURAS 29°21'47.44N 89°27'50.84W
11. OLD STATE CAPITOL BUILDING,BATON ROUGE 30°26'47.63N 91°11'20.37W
12. NEW ORLEANS MUSEUM OF ART,NEW ORLEANS 29°59'11.66N 90° 5'36.10W
13. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CATHEDRAL,LAKE CHARLES 30°13'36.12N 93°13'0.11W
14. LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN BRIDGE (LONGEST LAKE BRIDGE 40 KMS) 30°12'22.29N 90° 7'29.01W
15. LDS TEMPLE,BATON ROUGE 30°21'45.72N 91° 6'30.04W
16. STATUE OF GENERAL ROBERT LEE,NEW ORLEANS 29°56'36.07N 90° 4'20.83W
17. BLUE BAYOU WATERPARK,BATON ROUGE 30°20'43.49N 91° 1'36.20W
18. CATHOLIC CHURCH,NEW ORLEANS 29°55'34.21N 90° 6'2.00W
19. FORT PIKE,NEW ORLEANS 30° 9'57.57N 89°44'11.92W
20. ST.LOUIS CATHEDRAL,NEW ORLEANS 29°57'28.99N 90° 3'49.56W
21. LOUISIANA STATE CAPITOL,BATON ROUGE 30°27'26.07N 91°11'14.53W

Ringing Louisiana's full-size replica of the Liberty Bell..

Here is Louisiana's full-size replica of the Liberty Bell. It can be found outside of the Old Arsenal Museum on the grounds of the Louisiana State Capitol. 30°27'26.8N 91°11'06.4W ( 30.457439, -91.185114 )

If you have headphones(or ear buds) on take them of NOW.

The sound has been repace with Prelude No. 2 - Chris Zabriskie

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Louisiana State Capitol

Louisiana State Capitol Building in Baton Rouge, Louisiana

LCV Cities Tour - Frankfort: Governor William Goebel

Old State Capitol Curator, Sara Elliott, on the assassination of Governor William Goebel.


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USS Lake Champlain (CVS-39) Aircraft Carrier 1959-60 NAS Quonset Point RI

DeGo to vintagefilmarsenal.com to purchase a full-length 50min DVD of Cruises of the USS Lake Champlain -- home movies filmed by a sailor aboard The Champ during 1959-1960, with footage of NAS Quonset Point RI, Caribbean and Med-cruises, and more.scription

List of Louisiana state symbols

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This,is,a,list,of,official,symbols,of,the,US,state,of,Louisiana,Official,symbols,of,Louisiana,are,codified,in,the,laws,of,Louisiana
Contents
1,State,symbols
2,State,oath
3,State,poems
4,See,also
5,References
6,External,links
State,symbols
Seal,of,Louisiana1
LL,151,,1902
Flag,of,Louisiana1
1912
Route,markers,of,Louisiana
Type
Symbol
Law
State,amphibian
Green,tree,frog2,Hyla,cinerea
LL,1691,,1993
State,beverage
Milk
LL,170,,1983
State,bird
Brown,pelican1,Pelecanus,occidentalis
LL,159,,1958
State,colors
Blue,,white,,gold
LL,161,,1972
State,crustacean
Crawfish
LL,168,,1983
State,dog
Catahoula,leopard,dog1
LL,165,,1979
State,fish
White,perch
LL,1704,,1993
State,flower
Magnolia1
LL,154,,1900
State,fossil
Petrified,palmwood
LL,162,,1976
State,fruit
Strawberry,Fragaria
LL,166,,1980
State,gemstone
Crassostrea,virginica,oyster,shell3,previously,agate,1976–2011
LL,163,,2011
State,mineral
Agate4
LL,1631,,2011
State,insect
Honeybee,Apis,mellifera
LL,164,,1977
State,jellies
Mayhaw,jelly,and
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Lewis Powell (conspirator)

Lewis Thornton Powell (April 22, 1844 – July 7, 1865), also known as Lewis Payne and Lewis Paine, was a Confederate States Army soldier who attempted to assassinate United States Secretary of State William H. Seward in April 1865. He was one of four people hanged for playing a role in the Lincoln assassination conspiracy.


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Renaissance Baton Rouge Hotel, A Marriott Luxury & Lifestyle Hotel - Baton Rouge Hotels, Louisiana

Renaissance Baton Rouge Hotel, A Marriott Luxury & Lifestyle Hotel 4 Stars Hotel in Baton Rouge, Louisiana Within US Travel Directory This Louisiana hotel is 11.9 km from Louisiana State University and downtown Baton Rouge. It features an outdoor pool, international restaurant and rooms with a 37-inch flat screen TV.Each room at Baton Rouge Renaissance Hotel offers modern amenities including an iPod docking station and wireless internet access. Coffee facilities, a safe and a work desk are all provided.Breakfast, lunch and dinner are available at Share Restaurant and Bar.
Guests can enjoy various cuisine made from fresh ingredients, and an extensive wine list.
An outdoor pool and gym are all on site at Renaissance Baton Rouge Hotel. A business center and concierge services are offered.Old Louisiana State Capitol and the River Center Baton Rouge are less than 14.5 km from the hotel. Louisiana Art and Science Museum is 15 minutes’ drive away.

Renaissance Baton Rouge Hotel, A Marriott Luxury & Lifestyle Hotel - Baton Rouge Hotels, Louisiana
Location in : 7000 Bluebonnet Boulevard, LA 70809, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

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On the LA State Capitol observation deck

Mary Surratt

Mary Elizabeth Jenkins Surratt (1820 or May 1823 – July 7, 1865) was an American boarding house owner who was convicted of taking part in the conspiracy to assassinate President Abraham Lincoln. Sentenced to death, she was hanged, becoming the first white woman executed by the United States federal government. Surratt was the mother of John H. Surratt, Jr., who was later tried but was not convicted of involvement in the assassination.


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Team coverage of Dallas shooting: 5 a.m.

Protests and vigils continued overnight