Last updated on 15 February 10
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Shadows on the Teche

  • Shadows on the Teche Photograph © Pat Hartley
  • Summerhouse Photograph © Pat Hartley
  • Bayou, Shadows on the Teche Photograph © Pat Hartley

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The Shadows on the Teche was built in the 1830s by wealth sugarcane growers, David and Mary Weeks. The Bayou Teche is a twisting waterway ("teche" means snake in the Chitimacha language) that was the main course of the Mississippi River before it changed course around 2000 BC. The property is now owned by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Boxwood hedges separate the garden into rooms: a square garden, round garden and naturalistic garden.

Address - 317 East Main Street, New Iberia, Louisiana, USA, LA 70560
Opening times - Daily except major public holidays.
Website - Visit the Shadows on the Teche website

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