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Nestled beneath a canopy of centuries-old live oaks draped in Spanish moss, The Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville, Louisiana, stands as an iconic example of French Creole and Greek Revival architecture. Built in 1796, this historic home offers visitors a captivating blend of Southern charm, rich historical heritage, and mysterious ghost lore that has earned it a reputation as one of 'America's Most Haunted Homes'.Visitors to The Myrtles can stroll along the 125-foot wrap-around veranda, admire intricate ironwork, and take guided historical tours detailing the lives of the families who inhabited the property over two centuries. Beyond its supernatural intrigue, the plantation operates as a charming bed and breakfast with an on-site restaurant, 1796, serving farm-to-table Southern cuisine.