CANE RIVER CREOLE
the live oak near the bend, AME Church, and start of the sharecropper area; the pecan tree (near Ms. Betty’s house) that marks a former sharecropper’s cabin; and, the Upper/Lower Cane River. Off-plantation religious places: ................
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