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Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the bayou.
The year is 1938. The current owner of a (now-defunct) Sugar Creek Plantation has invited several prominent members of New Orleans society to the mansion for a Hallowe'en Ball. After the Civil War, the house and its grounds fell into a state of disrepair, compounded by the financial crisis of The Great Depression.
Once a grand estate, a sinister presence now resides within the plantation and over the surrounding bayou. Talk of hoodoo rituals, ghostly apparitions, and the howls of a strange beast whenever the moon is full have fueled rumors of the mansion's curse.
The New Orleans socialites are eager to unlock the plantation's secrets. Unbeknownst to them, however, their host has a secret of his own, one which may put their very lives in jeopardy.






With setup finished I couldn't resist posting a few photos for your enjoyment!! Plenty more to follow in the days leading up to and following my annual party on the 25th. Please, let me know what you think! And stop by again soon for an update! Your tour of the plantation is not nearly finished.
The year is 1938. The current owner of a (now-defunct) Sugar Creek Plantation has invited several prominent members of New Orleans society to the mansion for a Hallowe'en Ball. After the Civil War, the house and its grounds fell into a state of disrepair, compounded by the financial crisis of The Great Depression.
Once a grand estate, a sinister presence now resides within the plantation and over the surrounding bayou. Talk of hoodoo rituals, ghostly apparitions, and the howls of a strange beast whenever the moon is full have fueled rumors of the mansion's curse.
The New Orleans socialites are eager to unlock the plantation's secrets. Unbeknownst to them, however, their host has a secret of his own, one which may put their very lives in jeopardy.






With setup finished I couldn't resist posting a few photos for your enjoyment!! Plenty more to follow in the days leading up to and following my annual party on the 25th. Please, let me know what you think! And stop by again soon for an update! Your tour of the plantation is not nearly finished.