French Heritage Society’s Louisiana Chapter advances the organization’s mission to ensure that the treasures of French architectural and cultural heritage survive to delight, educate and inspire future generations in New Orleans and the surrounding area.
Drawing on the rich French history of the region, the chapter hosts cocktail receptions and dinners highlighting French culture. In addition, they welcome and provide housing support for FHS Education Program interns placed at the National WWII Museum each year, including through hosting a summer party for local members to meet the interns and learn about their experiences. The Louisiana Chapter’s activities support restoration projects in and around New Orleans, such as the Beauregard-Keyes House, as well as projects in France.
Louisiana
Events
Louisiana
Grant Projects
2016
- Château de Grisy
2014
- Nathaniel Russell House
2012
- Château de Caumale
1987
- Château de Lanquais
1986
- Gore Place
- Octagon House Museum
- Eglise Notre-Dame de Vétheuil
- Château de Chastellux
- Château de Labastide-Marnhac
1985
- Prieuré de Montverdun
- Hôtel de Sandrecourt
- Château de Raray