It's wort to go on this trip. But Desiree our tour guide was incredible. The way she did this tour was fantastic

Traveling from New Orleans to Memphis, we really only had time to visit and tour one plantation house. After much research, we selected this one because it had the most intact outbuildings, including the original slave quarters. We wanted the perspective of all of the...More

We stopped by on a whim and the tour was an unexpected pleasure. Our tour guide, Robin, shared the story of the family, the era and the history with passion and joy. For an authentic look at the Creole life we would highly recommend a...More

Be mindful of tour times - not many, plan ahead. The house itself is essentially 6 rooms; much smaller than it looks, however, it's (comparatively) open compared to others and it's nice to think that there's some recent history here too; still privately owned and...More

Evergreen is a great plantation to visit. It’s one of the Django filming location. Tour was very informative and the grounds are very beautiful . The plantation house itself is a bit smaller compared to others in the area because it used to be just...More

Well worth every minute, Desrea brought the whole history of the plantation to life with vigor and enthusiasm. Very informative which changes your whole perspective on ‘slave’ treatment. Also a must for Django Unchained fans, so many scenes from the movie you’ll recognise. Nice touch...More

B4 I start, Evergreen Plantation is like the 'Schindler's list' of plantations. The slave masters here worked on the basis of mutual human respect and trust, and hence there were no shackles nor whippings nor overseers. So come w an open mind. I really enjoyed...More