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Historical Markers in Prairieville, Louisiana
Donaldsonville is the parish seat for Ascension Parish
Prairieville is in Ascension Parish
Ascension Parish (70) ►
ADJACENT TO ASCENSION PARISH
Assumption Parish (14) ►
East Baton Rouge Parish (454) ►
Iberville Parish (32) ►
Livingston Parish (27) ►
St. James Parish (28) ►
St. John the Baptist Parish (17) ►
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ADJACENT TO ASCENSION PARISH
Assumption Parish (14) ►
East Baton Rouge Parish (454) ►
Iberville Parish (32) ►
Livingston Parish (27) ►
St. James Parish (28) ►
St. John the Baptist Parish (17) ►
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1 ► Louisiana, Ascension Parish, Prairieville — Galveztown —  |
| Old Spanish town at junction of Amite River and Bayou Manchac. Settled by Anglo-Americans, 1776-78, seeking Spanish refuge from American Revolution and by Canary Islanders (Islenos). Named for Spanish Governor Bernardo de Galvez. Town was abandoned . . . — — Map (db m85246) HM | |||
| 2 ► Louisiana, Ascension Parish, Prairieville — Prairieville Cemetery — History — |
| The site of this cemetery, being one of the highest spots in east Ascension Parish, was used to bury those who died during crevasses. About the year 1785, Joseph Dupuy donated it as a non-sectarian cemetery, including slaves and Indians. Joseph . . . — — Map (db m86105) HM | |||
| 3 ► Louisiana, Ascension Parish, Prairieville — The Ascension Parish Negro Fair Association, Inc. / Ascension Parish Negro Fairgrounds — |
| (side 1) The Ascension Parish Negro Fair Association, Inc. The APNFA, Inc. was established September 22, 1950 by concerned citizens in the Prairieville area. The Association assisted and encouraged the advancement of farming, . . . — — Map (db m85750) HM | |||