Cajun Collection

Atchafalaya Swamp, Cajun Country, Louisiana, USA

Louisiana, Cajun Swamp Experience, close-up of Baby Alligator
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Louisiana, Cajun Swamp Experience, Alligator
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USA, Deep South, Louisiana, St Martinville

New Orleans, Louisiana, USA downtown skyline at dusk

New Orleans, Louisiana, USA downtown business district skyline at dusk

New Orleans, Louisiana, USA downtown city skyline at dawn

New Orleans, Louisiana, USA night skyline on the Mississippi River at dusk

Cajun Pass Ascended
Two powerful engines are required to haul trains up to the summit of Cajun Pass, on the Santa Fe line : behind lies the Mohave Desert, ahead is welcoming California. Date: 1923

JULIUS LAMPEREZ (1920-1999). Cajun musician. Playing the Hawaiian lap steel guitar at the National Rice Festival in Crowley, Louisiana. Photograph by Russell Lee, 1938

BAYOU FISHING, 1940. Two Cajun boys fishing in a bayou creek in Schriever, Louisiana. Photograph by Marion Post Wolcott, June 1940

FESTIVAL CROWD, 1938. A crowd waiting for the Cajun band contest to begin during the National Rice Festival in Crowley, Louisiana. Photographed by Russell Lee, October 1938

ACADIAN HOMESTEAD, 1867. An Acadian homestead in Louisiana. Engraving after a sketch by A.R. Waud, 1867

LOUISIANA: ACADIANS, 1866. Acadian women doing laundry on the Bayou Lafourche, Louisiana. Wood engraving after a sketch by Alfred R. Waud, 1866

USA, Louisiana, Lafayette. Vermilionville Cajun Creole Heritage and Folklife Park, old sewing machine

Potato wedges with Cajun Spices and Lemon

Cajun-spiced, fried pieces of Salmon, one being lifted from the pan on a spatula

Cajun prawns with chillies and fresh herbs cooking in a wok, view from above

Cajun country, Atchatalaya Swamp, near Gibson, Louisiana, USA

Atchafalaya Swamp near Gibson in the heart of Cajun Country, Louisiana, USA

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"Cajun: Exploring the Vibrant Culture of Louisiana's Deep South" Immerse yourself in the rich heritage culture as you venture into the heart of Louisiana's Atchafalaya Swamp. This enchanting region, nestled in St Martinville, is a true testament to the unique traditions and customs that have shaped Cajun identity. Ascend through Cajun Pass and witness the breathtaking beauty of this captivating landscape. From Breaux Bridge to Atchafalaya Basin Landing & Marina, every step unveils a tapestry of natural wonders that will leave you awe-inspired. Journey back in time with the melodies of Julius Lamperrez, a legendary Cajun musician whose soulful tunes continue to resonate through generations. His music embodies the spirit and resilience of a community deeply rooted in their cultural heritage. Experience bayou fishing just as it was in 1940 when two young Cajun boys cast their lines into Schriever's tranquil creek. Feel the connection between man and nature as they patiently wait for their catch amidst serene surroundings. Step into history at Lafayette's Vermilionville Cajun Creole Heritage and Folklife Park. Here, an Acadian homestead from 1867 stands as a testament to the enduring legacy left by early settlers who sought refuge along Bayou Lafourche. Join a festival crowd eagerly awaiting an exhilarating Cajun band contest during an event captured vividly in 1938. The energy pulsates through each spectator, showcasing how music unites communities and celebrates shared traditions. Delve deeper into daily life as Acadian women diligently do laundry on Bayou Lafourche in 1866. Their hard work reflects not only practicality but also serves as a symbol of perseverance within this tight-knit community. Discover what it truly means to be "Cajun" - an indomitable spirit intertwined with vibrant festivals, mouthwatering cuisine, and a profound connection to the land.