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By Elizabeth Clausen Among the many pieces of original artwork displayed at The Stockade, one of the most eye-catching is the brightly-colored and highly symbolic painting by David Horton. His work has been favorably reviewed in The International Herald Tribune … Continue reading
You can take the girl out of New Orleans, but you can’t take New Orleans out of the girl. Such is the case with The Stockade’s innkeeper Janice DeLerno, who has brought the culture and artifacts of her hometown back … Continue reading
In South Louisiana, we call this “Midnight Gumbo.” This name has a double meaning — it is the midnight color of the roux, and it’s the time of night the gumbo will be finished if you’re cooking with friends and … Continue reading
When it comes to Mardi Gras floats, costumes, and beads, bigger and flashier is always better. So if you’re decorating your home for Fat Tuesday, you’ll want to make sure to choose decorations that capture all the drama of Carnival … Continue reading
You’ve probably heard Louisiana referred to as “Sportsman’s Paradise,” since our state is teeming with wildlife and provides the perfect retreat for birdwatchers, fishermen, and outdoorsmen. But did you know that the National Wildlife Federation has recognized The Stockade Bed … Continue reading
Did you know that The Stockade Bed & Breakfast got its name from the Civil War Highland Stockade that was once located on its grounds? The Highland Stockade was a strongpoint built by Union troops to protect the southern … Continue reading
Louisiana’s ethnic roots reach back to French and Spanish traditions, seasoned with African, Anglo-Scots-Irish, Caribbean, and Native American heritage. The various influences add a little spice to each area of the state. One of the most celebrated regions is Cajun … Continue reading