A fire that engulfed a mansion at Louisiana’s Nottoway Plantation, destroying one of the largest remaining pre-Civil War ...

The historic Nottoway Resort, Louisiana's largest antebellum mansion, was destroyed by fire Thursday. Ten fire departments ...

Nottoway Plantation was built in 1859 and the largest remaining antebellum mansion in the South, local government officials ...

Louisiana’s Nottoway Resort a historic 64-room, 53,000-square-foot plantation home, went up in flames on May 15.

Material history, including at places such as Nottoway, has messages for people studying Black history.

The Nottoway Plantation fire ignited fierce debate over race, history, and justice in the South. See why this moment matters.

Nottoway Resort plantation home in Iberville Parish, formerly the largest remaining antebellum mansion in the U.S. South, ...

Flames ripped through the Nottoway Plantation House in Louisiana, destroying much of the historic structure that enslaved ...

Constructed in 1859 by sugar baron John Hampden Randolph, Nottoway Plantation spanned more than 53,000 square feet and boasted 64 rooms, 365 doors and windows, and 22 white columns overlooking the ...

Its website describes it as "the South's largest remaining antebellum mansion." Daigle called it "a cornerstone of our tourism economy and a site of national significance." Nottoway Plantation was ...