Exploring St. Francisville, Louisiana Tour (Mississippi Road Trip, Part 4)
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
- In today's video, Free Tours by Foot New Orleans guides Robi and Andrew and cameraman James show you around their hometown and one of the most interesting small towns out there, St. Francisville. MORE VIDEOS IN THIS SERIES • Mississippi River Road...
Despite being a town of just a few thousand people, St. Francisville is a standout in many ways - it's home to a meditation park with a Japanese-American garden, live music, and art scenes, the largest bald cypress tree in the eastern US, plantation homes both well-preserved and ruinous, an infamous prison, and the biannual rodeo that prison hosts for the public.
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i came for the nostalgic new orleans content (feeling v homesick for my hometown), i stayed for the wholesome organic friendship and banter between all y’all
Glad to hear that, Avery. Thanks for watching.
Me too, although N'awlins was only my adopted city. I love Robi, Andrew, and James (Especially Robi and all that fabulousness)
You 2 should make a podcast. i could listen to you guys talk about history and growing up together weekly.
Passed that idea on to the 3 of them. Don't forget James :).
I stumbled upon this channel, and I took a step back when I saw the name, Robi. Robi, you gave my friend, me and our mothers a “mystery” tour of The Myrtles Plantation way back in ‘04!
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This is Rutherford again. I will gladly let you all guide me through Nouvelle Orleans! I’m sure you’re familiar with the history of the Canary Islanders that settled in Louisiana in the late 18th century? I’m of Spanish descent myself, and I have ancestors that served under the Spanish Viceroyalty in the Cabildo.
I absolutely love these road trip videos. You guys are just having a good ol time.
Glad you like them, Leesa. Thanks for tuning in.
Y'all just need to go above Natchez through Vicksburg (I'm sure there's some local guides who'd love to help you) up the blues trail to Clarksdale and the importance of Highways 49 and 61
Something we will consider for sure, Ron. Thanks for the suggestions.
I'm from St. Francisville and have been pretty homesick living in Utah. I found this video and it completely fixed it! Hearing y'all talk about little town anecdotes like Alex the Macaw and the open tomb in the graveyard (which used to not have a door and we would dare people to climb down), made me so nostalgic and grateful that's where I grew up. I also appreciated how much y'all reflected on the minority populations throughout history like Julius Freehan and the Old Benevolent Society. We should all work together to help the community tell these stories with more frequency and honesty! It's such a unique place that you don't realize when you are young. When the cabildo was abandoned we used to play house in there and never knew what it was used for. Now I work in politics and am obsessed with history, and I'm only just now realizing it's because my childhood was filled with soooo much history!
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I believe Martha Turnbull’s grave was so small was because of their severely diminished wealth comparatively and he died right at the beginning of the war. She kept that plantation when most lost and with the help of her daughters and Martha’s horticulture skills sold vegetables, fruits etc and even 5 cent tours of the house. What resourcefulness! I would say that was the reason for such a humble grave when years before they were one of the wealthiest people in the country, certainly the south. I researched Rosedown extensively and lived in st Francisville and though I’ve not lived there for years I have a bond and will always miss it. The most beautiful place in Louisiana. Thank you for your lovely video and walking tour
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Both my grandparents were born and raised in St. Francisville and visiting from New Orleans was always like stepping into a time warp. Robi we might be cousins! LOL
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Love, love, love the out takes at the end! ❤ You guys are the greatest!👍
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I love Y'alls knowledge and how freely you all talk . I love it so much ! I will forever be stuck to this channel ♥
Hey Robi , your official my cousin I’m a Smothers Gilmore Pate! We on Sligo Rd! You was at my great grandparents grave ole Hollywood church ! I was not aware of Hollywood plantation!! 🌺
Robi gave me a “haunted” tour of the Myrtles Plantation way back in 2004! I randomly stumbled upon this channel last night when I was in Saint Bernard Parish for the Los Isleños Fiesta!
I know only of Angola, and that from reportage, lawyer visits and of course Dead Man Walking and never heard of St. Francisville until y'all opened up a strong wish to visit the town independently of the prison. Thank you profusely for that!
St Francisville is my next day trip from NOLA...BUT I had a laugh when Andrew mixed up The Autobiography Of Jane Pittman with The Prime Of Miss Jean Brodie...
Before I saw him, I knew that voice and that it was one of his tours. Another good one. When it comes to music, Louisiana is it. The music capital of the world.
I visited St. Francisville with my wife and kids last year. We didn’t get to spend near enough time exploring. Rose Down was….. tragically beautiful, and easily the most fascinating. The kids were more interested in Bob the plantation cat. Seeing the heavily worn original slave stairs that gave access to the second story was extremely impactful and emotional. We plan on visiting New Orleans this year. Will definitely be looking you guys up.
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Watched this about a year ago then again today. Was well worth a second look!
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I found your tours randomly earlier this week, but Robi playing the ghost on the travel channel and Andrew’s stories with the over-sized cowboy hat in the oldest burlesque house on Bourbon have me dying. This is like touring around with friends. Also such great points made after the funny bits, informative and enlightening. I especially appreciate Robi’s perspective here. Totally hooked!
Welcome to the community, Brianne.
I really enjoyed this 4/5 tour! It was amazing to see and learn the sights outside of New Orleans. I admire Robi's perspective and openness about the history and accuracy of every piece of land and buildings. I am one for loving the landscape and that oak tree growing out of the cedar...WOW! I can't wait for part 5. Will you three continue to post/tour more about Louisiana? Thank you.🖤⚜
We will Ashè. Thanks for watching and for being a subscriber.
Wow....what a beautiful town.
Born and raised in Louisiana and always looking to see things new about my state. I’ve been to the Myrtles but now I see there is lots more to see in St. Francisville. Really enjoyed your walking tour!!👍🏼👏🏼
Glad we open some opportunities in St. Francisville for you, Debbie.
I KNEW it!
I took a haunted tour of The Myrtles with Robi.
Excellent tour, super fun.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love these road trip videos! You guys all have great chemistry. Makes me feel like I'm on a trip with my friends. Thanks for making all this great content!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Gentlemen this series has been a great history lesson as well as a lovely fun video :) I would ove to see more of this kind of videos :) Your personal connections to the stories you told made it that much more interesting . Thank You Robi, Andrew and James for such a wonderful time :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good to see you 3 dudes out and about. Thanks for plugging ur old home town.
You bet
Love this video. Adding St. Francisville to my list of towns to stop at in my upcoming trip!
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Thank you in so happy when I watch you guys, I love it 😇🐾🌻🌲oh oh oh also you guys have to was John Amos on" the haunting of", he is such sweet man, anyways, he filmed at hotel near sugar cane fields, I couldn't believe what they uncovered it was so interesting
Thank you for this video! I am from Germany and have been to St. Francisville a few times - every time I came to New Orleans, I stayed there for a few days as well, had Coffee at the Bird Man, enjoyed food and music at the Magnolia and of course took a night tour of the Myrtle's ... I just fell in love with this beautiful town, so since I haven’t been there for a few years now, your channel is the next best thing until I visit again. :)
Toll! Wir freuen uns darauf, das du dieses Video geniessen hast, Melanie.
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@@FreeToursbyFootHQ Danke schön! :-) Yes, I have and will - lots of great tours to enjoy!
epic really enjoying the series , so cool.
Thanks for the video. I'm on the eastern edge of the Florida Parishes and this inspires me to take a long weekend in St Francisville, which I've never done. I have a real interest in Japanese gardens and never knew there was one so close.
I hope we get to see the waterfalls on the way to Natchez.
Have fun! As for the waterfalls, we don't visit them on the way to Natchez but they are a potential video in their own right.
LOVE the bloopers at the end XD
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At 8:39-8:40 Konstantin Sergeyevich silently directs “eyebrows up” at Andrew’s poetic nod and Robi’s Lion Face/Lemon Face conjuration. personality, spontaneity and enthusiasm really shine! 👏
I think they were thinking of Miss Jane Pittman, but the Prime of Miss Jane Brodie was Maggie Smith in Scotland, nonetheless, this is an excellent video of St. Francisville and I live north of here and now I want to be more mindful of my surroundings. All of these guys, videographer included, are great! Thanks for this!
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I absolutely loved this
I'm in love with theses tours.
Great job, guys! Good seeing y’all again!
Just found this on Facebook and watched with my wife, video was great! However the conversation went on for an hour as I attempted to explain to her the amazing game of Doors Andrew created and how much fun I had playing so that took a turn and a while 😳😂.
Adaaaaaam! Such a cool surprise to see this, and man, that's a memory . . . very good times. Gotta dig up those old games and see if any of them are still readable. Really welcome surprise seeing your name and hope you and your fam are doing well.
@@andrewfarrier1937 Yes! If you find those notebooks let me know lol, I would love to play again!
We're here today! Love your videos!
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I wish Bobby would speak more: I can see on his face that he literally “feels” the space and empathizes with the surroundings. I am amazed by this walk, very beautiful. You guys made me want to visit! Such a special and symbolic place so full of magic : full of hints and glances into the past, yet so meaningful today... historical Ramifications in the present are so fresh to me! I can tell Bobby, bless him, he has a beautiful deep loving soul. Love you guys
Guys, incredible video! You are both fabulous!!
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Heading here to see my folks next month
Enjoy the trip to your folks.
Y'all crushed this video
Always good to see you guys ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks again for watching Mark!
Thanks for the trip guys. Took me way back. Miss you all.
Great video! So personal and real. Thank you guys
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I love these videos.
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I spent many happy times in St. Francisville growing up! Love the tour!
Beautiful town. Thanks for sharing.
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What a great town, totally captured my imagination and great to learn more about where you all are from.
You guys are amazing.This is wonderful and interesting. Thank you ✨
Our pleasure!
Looking forward to part 5!
See you Tuesday.
I love this and am glad I found you two.
We're happy you found your way here too!
Fascinating tour!
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Carol Sutton made her film debut in "The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman" (1974, dir.
John Korty), based on the novel by Ernest J. Gaines. She did not appear in "The Prime of
Miss Jean Brodie' (1969, dir. Ronald Neame), based on the novel by Muriel Spark.
Ms. Sutton died in 2020, and is interred at Mount Olivet Cemetery in New Orleans.
I love St Francisville and visit so often! I've toured The Myrtles several times!
I love the tour! I watch the videos like I'm at the movie theater, snack and all!
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I'd always thought of St. Francisville as only the pretty little town where The Myrtles is located. Y'all showed me that it's so much more! Will definitely have to take a trip up I-10 to visit once I return to S. Louisiana. Love the tours with all 3 of you!
Thank you for pointing out that being uncomfortable is a path to growth. And that’s a good thing!
St Francisville is definitely on my bucket list now. Thanks for the fascinating tour!
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I love your videos so much!!! And what you are doing is really a historic documentation of your state. I have learned so much history! Keep it up guys!
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Great Tour as always. You three are the best. Be Well. Your #1 fan from Oregon.
Thanks! You too!
Y'all are so awesome. I love your videos. So much fun and so informative.. I just moved back to Bogalusa after 19 years. I lived here for two years back in 2000- 2002 from Texas. Thank y'all...
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My favorite guides are back at it again and thank y'all so much. I'll be taking this tour but in reverse since I'm coming from St Louis MO. I have ALWAYS wanted to take a trip down the River Road and now I know some great spots to stop and check out. THANK YOU 😃😃😃💖💖💖
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Works been keeping me busy as of late but I finally got to watch y'all this morning...good stuff as usual!!!💯🙌🏆🎯....been reading about and listening to the music of Sweet Emma Barrett....y'all gotta work her into one of your videos...she's an AWESOME source of light..🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️
Thx from Brooklyn. Another great video.
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Used to always take that ferry from new roads
Such a great and detailed video! You guys share such great and important I for
Action! I guess you both know Brandon Branch, who used to work for Paula Deen. His inn is so beautiful!
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@@FreeToursbyFootHQ I have been watching a bunch of them. You guys are the BEST!!! You really know your stuff!
Thumbs up if you're from St. Francisville! WFHS class of 2002 here! Great video guys!
I’ve done this road trip when I worked in Jackson! La has so much to offer!
what a great video! excellent
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Man that is amazing I was born in Baton Rouge lived in Port Allen then moved to New Orleans. Never once been up that way just great sites and history. Great Share
Are you going to visit St. Francisville now, Stacey?
@@FreeToursbyFootHQ Yes I am after that video yes.
Maybe you and Robi are related.. lastname Gillmore😏
@@jackya5330 wow I never knew that. Thanks for the information i will have to reach out to him and see as I am from BR.
@@staceygillmore6518 That would be so interesting right?! I was watching all the tours and in one of them Robi told of his family and ancestors. Love the history😊
Wow really enjoy your videos!
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Oh my gosh...I had goosebumps, as I remember the days of "hanging in" St. Francisville. Waiting in anticipation for this tour! I reached out to the people I know there, (hadn't seen in years)...I have a need to make connections with the people who have been a part of my life from there! Thanks guys❣
Wow. We are happy to have triggered this.
Another great one, guys! I did not see that whole "tree growing inside of another tree" thing coming. So rad. St. Francisville certainly has a ton going for it for such a small town. Not the least of which is that it produced you three cool fellas!
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Ok this was an awesome tour
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I just discovered your channel. This is one of the best, most informative (loved learning the history), travel/tourism videos I've seen on RUclips. I am now going to check out the rest of your videos. I hope you all will be able to do more videos on many other areas!
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There is more where this came from!
These guys have a wonderful knowledge base of NOLA and it's history, and they give an amazing video tour! I can't thank the guys enough for letting me "visit" New Orleans from Ohio and enjoy it's beauty and history.
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Saint Francisville is one of my favorite towns in Louisiana
Thank you for the wonderful tour. I wish ya’ll would have shown The Bluff’s Golf Course. I haven’t been in years but when I used to frequent the course, wildlife was abundant and numerous times I have had deer and turkeys walk out on the fairway while I was playing golf there. The Bluff’s has some of the most beautiful wildlife scenery of all the golf courses in the south. Thompson Creek is gorgeous to look at as well with the steep drop offs overlooking the creek, you can see for miles. It is so beautiful and peaceful there. Thank you, ya’ll do a great job and are always so knowledgeable and informing.
Thanks for watching, subscribing, and commenting. We appreciate it all. Sorry we didn't include the course. We may end up here again in the future and will put it down for consideration.
@@FreeToursbyFootHQ Thank you.
That area also has some great offroading locations that attract Jeep and 4X4 owners. One of them being the sheriff's property behind his home.
Thanks for letting us know, David.
Gah…I loveY’all. Amazing as always…
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Great video. It was like being there.
Glad you enjoyed it
I visited here back in the 1970's and stayed at hotel and loved my visit and the ghosts did not bother me at all.
I'm just enjoying you both
I love all three of you and your memories about your home town. I am old enough to remember North and South, both parts, and I am also pretty sure I have seen Robie in drag at the Myrtles. Oh my goodness. I loved all the detail you shared about this amazing place! Must have been hard to get the filming done with all your friends coming out of their houses to say hey! :) xoxo
Thank you so much for watching and commenting.
That church graveyard was hauntingly beautiful!!
Kinda low key sad you guys didn’t stop at the Myrtles. I saw Robi in that ghost adventures episode. Great job!
I don't think we were able to get permission to film there.
Pretty cool cemetery tour. I live near Schenectady, NY. Interesting to see a guy from there buried in your town.
My girlfriend and I stayed overnight in the Judge Woodruff suite at Myrtles in early June '21. Sadly we did not see your awesome RUclips tour of St. Francisville so that we could visit the wonderful Hemingbough public garden (2:50). Gives us a reason to visit again soon. Hopefully Chloe will let my girlfriend see her this time. In my case, all I heard was a woman's laughter right behind me while I was alone in the suite and all the windows and doors were closed...
Glad to hear we have given you a reason to revisit. Thanks for watching and sharing your comment, Rommel.
I had the pleasure and honor of visiting St Francisville while on a cruise on the American Queen Steamboat. I wish I could of seen this video before that trip.
I learned so much from you guys. You could make a 5 video tour of just this town!
Where were all the people? It looked like a ghost town.
We can find ruins, small towns, and interesting history in each and every state and county/parrish/borough across the country. Finding out about them is the problem. Keep up the good work!
I will be in New Orleans in March 2022. I will check your tours out thanks to these videos.
We will be filming more of these types of videos moving forward, so stay tuned, Jacquelyn. And we look forward to having you on tour in New Orleans.
You guys are fantastic and I love your videos 。I enjoy your free and open delivery style 。 I only wish I could tip you but I'm living on SSI 。
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Hey guys! I recently discovered your channel and have become a huge fan. I am going back and watching al the videos. I am sure that someone has pointed this out but The Prime of Miss Jean Brody is a film with Maggy Smith. (She won the oscar from that role). Carol Sutton was in The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman. An equally fantastic movie but very different. LOL
Keep up the great work!
I took your challenge and looked it up, you're right. I found this on the Forbes website, "...If you’re feeling petulant, it’s the Czech Republic. If you want to be cool, it’s Czechia (pronounced Che-ki-ya)." The website went on to talk about short-form country names and long-form names, i.e. France vs. the Republic of France. You taught me something new, thanks.
You are welcome.
Robi seems like such a cool dude . Next time I'm in New Orleans I'm definitely looking up free tours by foot & stopping by the shop!
You should! Do you have 2 accounts or am I seeing things?
@@FreeToursbyFootHQ i should only have 1 RUclips account lol. Not sure what you mean , did my comment post twice or something?
@@JB-hl1qx Either you changed your profile recently or there is another person with J B as an account commenting on our videos. :)
@@FreeToursbyFootLondon oh ok gotcha . Must be another JB . I have commented on some other videos of yours because they are all very well done ! Can't wait to visit the big easy again.
I KNEW I've seen you somewhere before Robi.
I've just saw that Ghost Adventures episode, maybe 3 weeks ago.
This week youtube suggested this channel to me, and I couldn's shake the feeling that I knew you from somewhere.
Nailed it.
They don't want to admit to the atrocities of slavery in America. They want to write it out and erase it. Slaves built America and there isn't one national monument that wasn't built by slaves. The towns and cities same thing. Universities same thing. Slavery in America is as American as apple pie. I love having Robie's perspective and the other tour guides never try to belittle or make his experience smaller or less than. I love that and thank you because that doesn't happen for us very often.🥰🥰
I've been to Myrtle's Plantation.
Hey, I've been there before!
Oh my gosh, I own a pair of Grandmother's Buttons earrings: 1880s buttons. I've had them for years; I bought them at an antique/gallery mall in the central Indiana city where I live.
Finger wagging at James: After Andrew waxed poetic about the Methodist church steeple, we never got to see it! :-( On the other hand, the videography at the cemetery is stunning (okay, except for the very, very last shot--I think the term for that one is stunned, rather than stunning; I hope James was okay).
They closed the Buttons store recent,y. Sadly.
Ok, I grew up in Schenectady…what a graveyard surprise.
LOVE ST. FRANCISVILLE. They just closed The Buttons Store.
We made it, would love to meet you both, any recommendations to eat?😊
Hi the pretty wihte flower bush behind you what is the name of it what a Beautiful flower thank you ❤️❤️