Whitney Plantation Historic District

The Whitney Plantation Historic District is an exhibition hall dedicated to bondage in the Southern United States. The locale, including the primary house and sheds, is safeguarded close Wallace, in St. John the Baptist Parish, Louisiana, on the River Road along the Mississippi River. The estate was begun in 1752 by German outsiders Haydel and his significant other, and their relatives possessed it until 1867.

The exhibition hall, involving fundamental segments of the 2,000-section of land estate property, opened its ways to the general population without precedent for December 2014.The executive of research is a Senegalese researcher, Ibrahima Seck, who has done much work on the historical backdrop of slavery.