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Louisiana Dread
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Louisiana Dread is a FREE online streaming service that produces quality Louisiana cultural and historical content. Several online series include:
Quick History - A historical briefing about events in Louisiana history and locally told horror stories.
La DRINKS - A tutorial in cocktail making with local bartenders mixing local drinks.
La ESTATES - A guide to historic homes located all around the state.
Gumbo Reviews - A quick review of gumbo in restaurants across Louisiana, so you know where to get the best.
A channel and group of ALL LOCAL creators dedicated to preserving and sharing Louisiana history, horror, folklore, and culture.
Quick History - A historical briefing about events in Louisiana history and locally told horror stories.
La DRINKS - A tutorial in cocktail making with local bartenders mixing local drinks.
La ESTATES - A guide to historic homes located all around the state.
Gumbo Reviews - A quick review of gumbo in restaurants across Louisiana, so you know where to get the best.
A channel and group of ALL LOCAL creators dedicated to preserving and sharing Louisiana history, horror, folklore, and culture.
Ship CRASHES into New Orleans Riverwalk 1996 | MV Brightfield
Ship CRASHES into New Orleans Riverwalk 1996 | MV Brightfield
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GUMBO REVIEW Episode #104 - Commander's Palace, New Orleans #gumbo
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GUMBO REVIEW Episode #104 - Commander's Palace, New Orleans #gumbo
GUMBO REVIEW Episode #103 - Starfish, Grand Isle #gumbo
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GUMBO REVIEW Episode #103 - Starfish, Grand Isle #gumbo
History of Westwego, Louisiana: New Orleans Westank
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GUMBO REVIEW Episode #99 - Common Interest, New Orleans #gumbo
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GUMBO REVIEW Episode #99 - Common Interest, New Orleans #gumbo
GUMBO REVIEW Episode #98 - Vitascope, New Orleans #gumbo
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GUMBO REVIEW Episode #98 - Vitascope, New Orleans #gumbo
GUMBO REVIEW Episode #97 - Turgeau's, Covington #gumbo
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GUMBO REVIEW Episode #97 - Turgeau's, Covington #gumbo
GUMBO REVIEW Episode #96 - Renaissance Festival, Hammond #gumbo
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History of Franklinton, Louisiana | Florida Parishes
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History of Lacombe, Louisiana | PART TWO | North Shore of Lake Pontchartrain
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There's another vampire in the French quarter 😮
I absolutely love all of your videos. I was born at a Thibodaux hospital in August of 1949 but we lived in Galliano. I married in late 1969 and lived in a rent house in Golden Meadow for 4 1/2 years. We built our house in 1973, in Galliano. We are still here 51 years later! Raised 3 kids here but sadly not one remained here 😢. Thibodaux, North Shore, California. Adult grandchildren in Terrebonne Parish. But us? Right here in south Lafourche
One of the kids in the back seat was her daughter Mariska Hargitay.
Remember the Wego Opry?
Hate it here
That’s not very cash money
@louisianadread have you looked into the history of Paradis, LA. Was supposed to be huge with college and large population of homes. Flood spoiled the plans.
Yes that is on my list!
jean lafitte/lafitte next?
I’ll add that to my list! Thank you!
Born and raised here in Galliano and just turned 75. Still right here on LA 308 a quarter mile of that pontoon bridge you see here. Galliano… home.
I love it! Preserve as much history, stories, and knowledge as you can.
My city and my alumnus 🫶🏾
Yes indeed!!
When Trump wins I'm coming to tour the bayou and go to Mardi gras and be a crazy with glee 🎉
You can do that no matter who wins
Siouxsie and the Banshees wrote a song about this!
That’s definitely true!
That was awesome
Louisiana history is awesome!
I like this channel me.
We like you, sha🤘⚜️
And that is why tractor trailers now have Mansfield Bars on the lower rear of the trailer, to prevent cars from going under.
That’s truth
Mais gardez donc
Vraiment 😂
Is that how it spelled? I’ve heard it all my life and said it all my life but never saw it written down that’s hilarious.
@@ShaktiFlowww yeah, I had to look up the spellling... I would have thought it was "meh gahdeh do(n)" with the (n) through the nose, as in boudin
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That Jindal remark was so smooth 😂😂
😂 and people would still vote for him today
I prepared for the future hurricanes that will hit Louisiana by moving to the mountains of East Tennessee. I did this almost 40 years ago, and have never looked back.
Happy for you👏⚜️
I grew up here. My dad was a child when that double hanging happened. He said it was like a festival. Or maybe a tailgate party today. Thousands gathered outside the jail. People were selling food and souvenirs. People were picnicking. Everyone was having fun. The inmates were able to be seen at the top cupola before they were dropped to their deaths at the end of those ropes. It sounds like a totally morbid and disturbing day.
Very similar to the public executions during the middle ages
We call it the end of the world when I used to work offshore
That’s not inaccurate hahaha
Pretty great historical review but Freedmen *did exist, and own slaves, elsewhere as well, although I'll agree inter-racial mixture was probably more common in Louisiana than anywhere else.
Freedmen couldn’t own businesses or property except in louisiana
Demand for specialty stationary dried up. That's what the papermill made. Acoustic panels used to be made out of the bagasse, and glue factory next door. The glue factory is now a specialty chemical company, mostly for toll manufacturing and drying of chemicals for major companies.
Sounds pretty toxic
@@LouisianaDread how is that?
@@LouisianaDread mostly chemicals for treating drinking and waste water so the opposite
I somehow missed this town on my drive with other Coast Guard disaster responders down to Venice, Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina. But I did get to see the horse in the tree. Ya had to have been there to know what that was.
This is on the way to Grand Isle, not Venice.
I drove the Causeway twice a day for eight years commuting from Mandeville to New Orleans. I would often see people buying a “Causeway” can of beer (16 oz.) to hold them over until they got home . I preferred an extra large coffee 😀.
Lmaooo only in Louisiana brotha😂
I live in larose any history there?
Yes! Check it out on my channel!
Great place. i work out near Grand Isle.
Very cool!
My family
🤘🤘
That my family
Yes indeed🤘
I learned something new im from Raceland
It’s a good place to be
I’m so impressed by your knowledge of Washington Parish and Louisiana in general. You’re my new favorite CZcamsr!
Wow, thank you! That means so much to me. Much more coming up!
I was born a raise I galliano Alex Austin was my mother uncle Salvador galliano live next door to my parents Alex Austin use to own a grocery store before he turn it to the galliano post office the building is still their no longer the post office his house was right in the back of the post office which it still their to
That’s so interesting!
Yo galliano represent 😃
Yes indeed🤘⚜️
Cool stuff man. Go tigers
Thanks brotha🤘 GEAUX TIGAHS!
I knew it was good as soon as I seen it!
Hahaha ohhhh yeahhhhh
I am 58 and grew up in Covington and it used to be such a nice place. Everybody knew everybody when I was young.
It still has that small town feeling
I'm right up the bayou in Raceland
Yes indeed!
Don’t forget about us up da bayou folks. 😂
I got all those videos on my channel under the Bayou Lafourche playlist🤘⚜️
The cemetery is on my uncles land on Harrisonburg rd
That’s awesome!
I love this channel. Well done big guy
Thank you, my friend!
Great show
Much appreciated!
I have a glass company on the back road. I love the people, the culture and Louisiana.
It’s the best!
I'm in Larose
Make sure you do the speed limit and come to a complete stop at stop signs 🤣
Yes all of that haha
Prepare to drop to 25 when hit wego on 4th 😉 iykyk
Grew up in that are
Yes indeed🤘
It's pronounced 'san jermann'
Thanks
Oh boy a local history channel hek yea
Yes indeed 🤘
Passed by Mommie Joe’s restaurant lol. Cheramie from DTB here. I still live in cutoff.
We probably related then mon ami!
I enjoy your videos! Also I saw you at Rouses today ✌️
Next time come say hello! I’m happy you enjoy the videos.
Never heard it referred to as the heart of DTB and I’ve been living in Houma for about 8 years now. Learn something new every day! But I imagine it’s the heart because without it you’d die if you live down in GI or GM
😂😂 if you say so
@@LouisianaDread well where else you gonna get anything you need 🤣
From a newspaper article in 2011: "Following a dive in April [2011], Gelé and a team of private, underwater archeologists he hired brought up artifacts from the site, including four roofing tiles made in Marseilles, France, sometime between the 1800s and the turn of the century. Another artifact he found was a curved clay pottery piece or possibly a sewer tile, Gelé said." Hardly evidence of an "ancient civilization." And why did the granite have to come from down the Mississippi? Why couldn't it have been brought from Europe and across the Atlantic, as, for example ship's ballast?
It could’ve been brought from Europe but why can’t it be the alternative?
@@LouisianaDread What is more likely -- primitive peoples' rafting lots of heavy stones down the Mississippi to dump offshore or 1700s-1800s ships just dumping ballast to get over shallow reefs? A simple solution would be to scientifically test the stones' chemical and morphological characteristics and compare them to similar stones with known geologic origin. It's what they did at Stonehenge.
Use to sit up on da crossin all the time as a jit
What’s a jit?
@@LouisianaDread bless your heart. A youngin