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The Myrtles

St. Francisville, Louisiana, United States · Independent · Near Luxury

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The Myrtles is a National Register plantation house from about 1796 on U.S. 61 in St. Francisville, with a 125-foot verandah, ornamental iron, and Carrara marble mantels. Overnight guests split between rooms in the main house and newer courtyard villas and garden rooms. Restaurant 1796 cooks on a 10-foot wood-fired hearth. The house is widely marketed for mystery tours; the stay is the restored rooms and the hearth restaurant, not a haunt gimmick.

About The Myrtles

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The Myrtles is a circa-1796 plantation house in St. Francisville, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The property has long been open for tours and overnight stays. Restaurant 1796 is a later on-site dining room centered on a wood-fired hearth. Popular mystery-tour marketing is a commercial overlay on a documented antebellum house, not the reason the inn is in the atlas.

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