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Rosedown: A Link to the Past

Rosedown: A Link to the Past

5/31/2016 | 29mVideo has Closed Captions

A 2010 documentary chronicling the history of Rosedown Plantation in St. Francisville

A 2010 documentary chronicling the history of Rosedown Plantation in St. Francisville, one of the most intact plantation complexes in the nation. It focuses on the work of Daniel Turnbull and Martha Hillard Barrow Turnbull in designing and building the plantation house, the extensive gardens, and the surrounding buildings. The documentary includes interviews with current and former staff members,

05/31/2016 | Rating NR

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Rosedown: A Link to the Past is a local public television program presented by LPB

Rosedown: A Link to the Past

Rosedown: A Link to the Past

5/31/2016 | 29mVideo has Closed Captions

A 2010 documentary chronicling the history of Rosedown Plantation in St. Francisville, one of the most intact plantation complexes in the nation. It focuses on the work of Daniel Turnbull and Martha Hillard Barrow Turnbull in designing and building the plantation house, the extensive gardens, and the surrounding buildings. The documentary includes interviews with current and former staff members,

05/31/2016 | Rating NR

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