The owner of the largest remaining antebellum mansion in the South — which burned to the ground this week — hopes the 166-year-old Louisiana home will rise again. Fire officials believe the ...

The largest pre-Civil War mansion in all of the American South burned to the ground as a devastating fire ripped through the historic wooden structure built nearly 200 years ago. Flames broke out ...

Largest antebellum mansion in the south — built in 1859 with 165 rooms — burns to the ground By . Shane Galvin. Published May 16, 2025, 6:44 p.m. ET.

The mansion, which sits on 31 acres, is known for its massive white columns and grand balconies that overlook the Mississippi River. On the other side, three-story rotundas overlooked the lawns ...

Owner of largest antebellum mansion in the South hopes to rebuild after devastating fire — as some celebrate its destruction By . Dana Kennedy. Published May 17, 2025, 6:21 p.m. ET.

The 53,000-square-foot mansion was the largest antebellum home in the South. Unfiltered with Kiran The article by NOLA.com said the home was burned completely by 10 p.m. Thursday.

The South’s biggest surviving antebellum mansion was reduced to rubble by a massive fire which was still under investigation Friday. The Nottaway Plantation in White Castle, Louisiana, started ...

"Today, Iberville Parish mourns the loss of one of its most iconic landmarks," Daigle wrote, adding that the site dates back to 1859 and is the largest remaining antebellum mansion in the South.

With its 200 windows and 165 doors fashioned by enslaved craftsmen and put in place with enslaved labor, Louisiana’s Nottoway Plantation was the South’s largest antebellum mansion, or “big ...

Nottoway Plantation, the largest antebellum mansion in the South, was destroyed by fire, leaving behind a complex legacy tied to enslaved people and tourism.

The largest pre-Civil War mansion in all of the American South burned to the ground as a devastating fire ripped through the historic wooden structure built nearly 200 years ago. Flames broke out ...

The owner of the largest remaining antebellum mansion in the South — which burned to the ground this week — hopes the 166-year-old Louisiana home will rise again.