Springfield Plantation, Federal architecture plantation in Jefferson County, United States
Springfield Plantation is a two-story house in Jefferson County built in the Federal architectural style with symmetrical design throughout. The structure features balanced proportions and characteristic details typical of early American residential architecture from that period.
The house was built in 1806 when large estates played an important role in Louisiana's economic growth. It marks a period of agricultural expansion and the rise of wealthy families in Jefferson County.
The main house shows how plantation owners lived during the early 1800s through its layout and design choices. The symmetrical front reflects ideas about order and status that were important to people of that era.
The site is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, which helps protect and maintain it for public access. Check conditions before visiting to understand current access options and what to expect when you arrive.
The house retains its original Federal architecture features from 1806 with many structural elements still in their original condition. These authentic details show exactly how craftspeople built during that era and what materials and techniques they relied on.
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