Jacques Telesphore Roman, a sugar planter, bought this home on the Mississippi River for his bride in 1837, acquiring a marvelous landscape along with it. During the eighteenth century, a French settler planted two rows of oak trees from the home's entrance, leading to the river's edge. The trees grew into a romantic canopy, reminiscent of the antebellum South, leading up to the home. Today, the home is open for dining, over-night stays, weddings or special events. Visit www.oakalleyplantation.com for more details.
This Oak Alley Plantation keepsake is handcrafted from ¾” thick wood in the U.S. The colorful details on the front also include our famous black cat mascot, Casper, either sitting or reclining. The back includes a short description. You can set this keepsake on a mantle, shelf, desk, or perch it on the molding above your window or doorway. Group it with other Cat’s Meows to create your very own Village.
