Iberia Parish WINTER 2016 FEB. 27th

In cooperation withNew Iberia Main Street ProgramIberia Preservation Alliance – A Coalition of the Bayou Teche Museum, Iberia Cultural Resources Association, and Shadows-on-the-TecheIberia Parish Convention and Visitors Bureau

REGISTRATION AND COFFEE Sliman Theater for the Performing Arts (129 East Main Street) New Iberia

WELCOME AND ORIENTATIONBAYOU TECHE MUSEUMWALKING TOURNEW IBERIA’S AWARD WINNING MAIN ST. & HISTORIC DISTRICTfeaturing Owen J. Southwell Buildings and Trilingual Historical Markers

BOXED LUNCHES - BOULIGNY PLAZAVISIT LEO WATERMEIER’S TWO MID-19TH CENTURY COTTAGESOLIVIER PLANTATION STORELydia

ENTERPRISE PLANTATION AND THE MRS. ORY PATOUT HOUSEPatoutville

ALBANIA PLANTATIONJeanerette

9:30AM—10:00AM

10:00AM—10:30AM10:30AM—11:00AM

11:00AM—12:30PM

12:30PM—1:00PM

1:15PM—1:45PM

2:00PM— 3:30PM

3:45PM— 5:15PM

Bayou Teche MuseumThese two late 19th century masonry structures were known as the Dreyfus(on left) and Davis Buildings. In 2010 the Dreyfus building reopened as the Bayou Teche Museum. The Davis building, also currently part of the museum, is under renovation.

LOCATION: 131 East Main StreetNew Iberia

Walking tour of Main StreetFormerly Abdallas Shoe Department, the building was converted into a Spanish colonial style private residence in 2001, which we will visit. The building also houses Napoleon's Tavern.

LOCATION: 127 West Main StreetNew Iberia

St. Peter’s Catholic Church In 1953 the church was dedicated and designed by noted regional architect Owen J. Southwell (1892-1961) in various revival styles.

LOCATION: 100 block of St. Peter StreetNew Iberia

Enterprise Plantation House,built c. 1840 in the vernacular Greek Revival Style

Rare Wine House at Enterprise Plantation,built c. 1850 in the Gothic/Italianate Style

LOCATION: 3119 Enterprise DrivePatoutville

Albania Plantation HouseAlbania was built by Charles A. Grevemberg, Sr. between 1837 and 1842 in the Greek Revival style. Albania Plantation house is considered the Queen on the Teche due to its stunning architecture and environs. Today it is owned by interna-tionally renowned artist Hunt Slonem.

LOCATION: 1842 LA Highway 182 EastJeanerette

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PLEASE NOTE: Tickets will not be mailed. A guest list will be kept at registration table. If you cannot attend, please consider a donation to LTHP.In case of increment weather the Ramble will be rescheduled at a future date.

CONTACTEmail latrusthistoricpreservation@gmail.com Phone 504.256.0912

$75 per ticket SPONSORSHIP: $250.00 - includes 2 tickets $500.00 - includes 4 tickets $1000.00 and above - includes 6 tickets

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2016PAYMENT DUE WITH REGISTRATION

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Iberia Parish WINTER 2016 FEB. 27th

In cooperation withNew Iberia Main Street ProgramIberia Preservation Alliance – A Coalition of the Bayou Teche Museum, Iberia Cultural Resources Association, and Shadows-on-the-TecheIberia Parish Convention and Visitors Bureau

ONLINE REGISTRATION AT LTHP.ORG OR MAIL FORM TO:Louisiana Trust for Historic Preservation P.O. Box 1587 Baton Rouge, LA 70821 Checks made payable to: Louisiana Trust for Historic Preservation