346 W. Bellevue Street Dr. James Ray built this one and one-half story plantation style home for his bride, Margaret Mitchell Hill, daughter of Dr. George Hill, a surgeon and scientific sugar planter of that era. During the Civil War, in March of 1862, the Confederate Army used the home as the 9th Brigade Medical …

417 S. Market Street Built by slave labor for Cahors, France native Pierre Labyche, this Antebellum home, exemplifies the transition from the area’s popular Creole architecture to Greek Revival. Constructed of cypress and handmade red brick, it features beautifully hand-painted ceilings. Pierre Labyche married the widow of Jean Estorge, Marie Theresa

106 N. Union Street Significant in the area of architecture as one of St. Landry Parish’s very earliest buildings and a rare example of the Federal style in the parih, this house is also called the Hebrard Home. In 1945, Harvey J. Wier purchased the building for use as an office. In 1995, the building …