Haunted Places in St. Francisville, LA

Explore 6 haunted places in St. Francisville, LA — churches, haunted houses, landmarks and more, each with its ghost story, address, and sources.

• Grace Episcopal Church and CemeteryChurch · St. Francisville, LAGrace Episcopal, organized in 1827 with its present Gothic Revival building completed in 1860, anchors one of the most atmospheric and reputedly haunted graveyards in Louisiana.
• Greenwood PlantationHouse · St. Francisville, LAGreenwood is a towering Greek Revival mansion ringed by 28 white columns, originally built in 1830 by William Ruffin Barrow.
• Oakley House at Audubon State Historic SiteLandmark · St. Francisville, LABuilt around 1806, the Oakley House is the centerpiece of Audubon State Historic Site, named for naturalist John James Audubon, who arrived in 1821 to teach drawing to teenager Eliza Pirrie and painted 32 of his 'Birds of America' studies during four months here.
• Restaurant 1796 at The Myrtles PlantationRestaurant · St. Francisville, LARestaurant 1796 sits on the grounds of the Myrtles Plantation, named for the year General David Bradford built the main house.
• Rosedown Plantation State Historic SiteMuseum · St. Francisville, LADaniel and Martha Turnbull built Rosedown's main house in 1834-35, surrounding it with formal gardens Martha modeled on the great gardens of France and Italy.
• The Myrtles PlantationInn · St. Francisville, LABuilt circa 1796 by General David Bradford and now a bed-and-breakfast, the Myrtles is routinely called one of America's most haunted homes.