The Mississippi | Rivers Run Deep | Lost Louisiana | 2001

Take a walk down Louisiana’s eastern border in this final of a trilogy of river essays from Louisiana Public Broadcasting. Uncover the secrets of Poverty Point and Grant’s Canal, see Winter Quarters in Newellton, hear the story of d’Iberville’s journey, tour Laura Plantation and stroll where the famous court case of Homer Plessy began. Join us as we go “Walking to New Orleans” in this poignant search for the vanishing landmarks and faded cultural icons of the Mississippi River Delta.

[@bonnieeldridge9461]

I’m so thankful for all these historians who are working with others to provide information and preserve our deeply diverse cultures in Louisiana and their rich history.

[@Louisiana1Manshow]

I remember watching LPB in the hood ..no cable LPB is one the onli things i miss..the British comedy ,zoom,antique road show..mi future wife prolly won't stand me cuz i will watch these LPB episodes and reminisce..These Shows Brought Comfort When I Was To Young To Understand..THANK YOU LPB FOR BEING APART OF MI CHILDHOOD AND MI LIFE ❤❤

[@KingofgraceSARA]

I grew up watching the same but PBS and I liked all except Antiques Road Show. The word patina just bores me to tears. In fact, PBS is how I developed a love for all things British even to this day. Your wife may or may not like your shows but she'll make room for them. Cheers, mate😊

[@Akutukananu]

Same here,

[@cathy5072]

I love these series

[@jossdionne9810]

That eagle design happens to look like "Fleur de Lys"!

[@LifeInspiredNetwork]

You failed to mention you travel through Tallulah, La. in your introduction and throughout Madison Parish, La.

[@JBBrickman]

Do you guys have the master tape with multiple audio channels? I noticed you cut out all sections with copyrighted audio meaning you must be using the mixed down tape, but if you could find the master tape you could change theses sections to the audio channel with narration only. Just saying

[@LPBTV]

Thanks for the tip. We have some, but not others with multiple audio channels. We'll take a look at this one.

[@davidmatthewvinotjr8396]

I believe the muted sections could be due to “copyrighted music”

[@JBBrickman]

@@davidmatthewvinotjr8396 Yeah copyright audio aka music, I should have clarified

[@larryrussell4905]

What happened to the sound from 11:13 - 12:25?

[@GeorgePops-wh1xk]

The red River runs deep to

[@azraelbellard6846]

⚜️⚜️

[@buckodonnghaile4309]

Whodathunk the natives had aluminium canoes? Cheers

[@frankhutson2106]

The evidence is there, it will condemn you. Even now, you tell what you did with pride.

[@Mudbug2000]

Geez doesn’t dude know how to pronounce French names it’s NOT coooopeeeee it’s coopay!!!!

[@normajean7882]

What is the hood. Did you ever refer to the neighborhood as the Hood. Before the movie. Boyz in the hood. No you didn't. It's a crude and ugly slang. It's sicking.

[@bootbredda2724]

Yes, where do you think the idea of the movie title comes from? Its not an ugly slang, its just the American way of shortening words and Black Americans often remove the first syllable off many words